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——— are measured by relations (σχέσεσι), 392

Education, Epictetus knew what it

——— ought to be, 53, 58

———, what it is, 67

———, what ought to be the purpose of, 245 ​

Ἡγεμονικόν, τὶ, the governing faculty, 49, 332

———, the ruling faculty, described, 351

Encheiridion, 1

End, man's true, 20

End, every thing that we do ought

———, to be referred to an, 264

Enthymema, 28

Envy, the notion of; Socrates and Bp. Butler, 134

Epaminondas, 415

Epaphroditus, 6, 62, 78

Epictetus, 1, 2, 220

——— and the style of the Gospels, 13

———, mistake of, 31

———, misunderstood, 56, 311

——— and the New Testament writers, resemblances between, 93

———, extravagant assertion of, 114 perhaps confounds Jews and Christians, 126

———, how he could know what God is, 141

———, what was the effect of his teaching, 149

——— disclaims knowledge of certain things, 82, 163

———, his purpose in teaching, 166

———, great good sense of, in education, 245

———, some unwise remarks of, 289, 293

——— affirms that a man cannot be compelled to assent to that which seems to him to be false, 303

——— advises not to do as your friend does simply because he is your friend, 322

———, what reflections he recommends, 344