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Man supposed to consist of a soul and a body, 252

Man's own, what it is, 277

Man, for what purpose God introduced him into the world, 310, 311

———, character of a, who is a fool and a beast, 336

Man's nature is to seek the Good;and Bp. Butler's opinion, 338

———, a, opinions only make his soul impregnable, 337

——— great faculties, 346

Man is that power which uses the parts of his body and understands the appearances of things, 350

———, a, contemptible when he is unable to do any good, 420

Manumission, 100

Marry, not to; and not to engage in public affairs, were Epicurean doctrines, 215

Marriage, 187

———, the Roman censor Metellus on, 187

———, Paul's opinion of; and the different opinion of Epictetus, 258

——— of a minister of God, in the opinion of Epictetus in the present state of things, 259

———, the true nature of, not understood by Paul, 317

Massurius and Cassius, Roman lawyers, 325

Masters, our, those who have the power over the things which we love and hate and fear, 302

Materials, ύλαι, are neither good nor bad, 108

Matthew, c. vi., 31, 33

Measure of every act, 84

Medea, 155

Menoeceus, 242 ​

Milesiaca, 358

Money not the best thing, 388

Murrhina vasa, 221

Names, examination of, the beginning of education, 53

———, a man must first understand, 142

Nature, acting according to, 37, 38

———, power of, 169