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——— will should be the measure of our desires, 156

——— will, absolute conformity to, taught by Epictetus, 308, 309

——— will, when resignation to it is perfect, Bp. Butler, 348

God, blaming, 166

God's power over all things, 46, 47

God, supposed limitation of his power, 340

———, what a man should be able to say to, 209

———, the father of all, 12, 23, 61

———, a friend of, 157

———, without, nothing should be attempted, 256

———, what he chooses is better than what man chooses, 348

——— and his administration of tho world, those who blame, 254

God's existence, to deny, and eat his bread, 172

God only, looking to, and fixing your affections on him only, 153

——— has sent a man to show how a life under difficulties is possible, 254

——— has made all things perfect, ​and the parts of the universe for the use of the whole, 346

God and the gods, 12

Gods, various opinions on the, 41, 42

———, actions acceptable to the, 45

———, man must learn the nature of the, and try to be like them, 141

———, we ask for what they do not give, 408

Goethe, 19, 251

Gold tested by a certain stone, 419

Good and bad, each a certain kind of will, 87

———, bad, and things indifferent, 164

——— and evil consist in the will, intention, 130

——— could not exist without evil, 43

——— and evil; Chrysippus and Simplicius, 43

———, the, where it is, 253

———, the nature (οὐσία) of, 118