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——— knew by what the rational soul is moved, 193

———, what he says to his judges, 197

Socrates did not profess to teach virtue, 210

———, imitators of, 217

——— loved his children, how, 277

———, Diogenes, and Cleanthes, as examples, 292

———, what he taught, 299

———, heroic acts of, 319

———, a brave soldier and a philosopher, 319

———, remembrance of what he did or said in his life, even more useful now, 320

——— in his prison wrote a hymn to Apollo, 329

——— avoided quarrels, 333

———, how he managed his household, 338

———, why he washed seldom, 369

——— opinion on divination, 394

——— and Diogenes, 151, 247, 275, 349, 358

Solitary, he is not, who sees the great objects of nature, 231

Solitude, on, 228

Solon's wise sayings, 421

Sophists, against the, 244

Sorrow of another, how far Epictetus would endeavour to stop, 272

Souls, human, parts of God, 47

Soul, body and things external relate to man's, 213

——— and body, severance of, no harm in the, 224

———, existence of the, independent of the body, perhaps not taught by Epictetus, 282

———, the probable opinion of Epictetus on the, 347

———, the impurity of the, is her own bad judgments (opinions), 367

Speaking, the power of, 182

Spirit, πνεύμα, 182

Sportulae, 363 ​