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———, altogether pure, 367

Paedagogue, a, 425

Pancratium, Pentathlon, 195

Paradoxes, paralogies, 76

Partisan, an unseemly, 207

Patronus, the Roman word, 221

Paul, imperfect quotation from, by Mrs. Carter, 243

——— and Epictetus contemporary, 283

——— and Epictetus do not agree about marriage, 317

Penalties for those who disobey the divine administration, 225

Perception, 82

Periodical renovation of things, 99

Peripatetics, the, 165

Persons who tell you all their affairs and wish to know yours, 375

Persuasion, a man has most power of, with himself, 359

Φαινόμενον, τὸ: φαντασία, 86

Φαντασίαι, visa animi, 161

———, visa animi, Gellius, 439

Φαντασία, an imagination of thing to come, which will bring good 322

Phidias, 21, 121, 122

Philosophy, 387

———, what it promises, 49, 230

———, the beginning of, 79, 132

——— should be practical, 315

———, how to know that we have made progress in, 400

Philosopher, a, 401

———, the work of a, 140, 141

———, first business of a, 153

———, a real, described, 166

Philosophers in words only, 162 ​