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———, the power of using and estimating, 182

Things, a man is overpowered by before he is overpowered by a man, 279

———, some in our power and some not, 378, 435

——— not lost, but restored, 383

———, some, incomprehensible; and what is use of them, if they are comprehended? 437

Thirty tyrants of Athens, the, 139

Thrasea, Paetus, 6

Three things in which a man should exercise himself, 201

Toreutic art, 216

Tranquil life, a, how secured, 382

Tranquillity, the product of virtue, 14, 17

———, of, 103

——— of mind and freedom, man should strive to attain, 152

———, to those who desire to pass life in, 325

Treasure, the, where it is, there the heart is also, 179

Trifles on which men employed themselves, 265, 289

Triumphs, Roman, 281

Truth, in, the nature of evil and good is, 101

———, 414

———, the nature of, 432

Tyranny in the time of Epictetus, 96

——— under the Roman Emperors, 102

Ulysses and Hercules, 271

——— and Nausicaa, 294

Unbelievers, the creed of, 170

Unhappiness is a man's own fault, 270

Universe, 21

———, the nature of the, 431

Unjust, that which is, a man cannot do without suffering for it, 312

Untaught, the, is a child in life, 241