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第24章（第2页）
Fourthly:Thatthoutoodoestmanyawrongthingthyselfandartmuchasothersare，andifthoudostrefraiainwrong-doihouadispositionioevensupposingthatthroughcowardiceardfoodnameorsomesuchbasesiderationthoudostnota。
Fifthly:Thatthouhastnoteveheyared，formanythingsaredoneevenbyoliggenerallyamanmustknowmanythingsbeforeheoueopiniosofanother。
Sixthly:Whenthouartabryorevenoutofpatieheethatman'slifeismomentary，andinalittlewhileweshallallhavebeenlaidout。
&hatiissmendothatvexus-fortheybelongtothedomainReason-buttheopinionsweformofthoseacts。Eradicatethese，bereadytodiscardthythattheaquestionisacalamity，andthiaheetheseopinithatnoaotherdebasesus。Forualonewhichdebasesisahoutoomustperforanyawrongthingandbeeabrigandoranysortofman。
&hly:Bethinktheehowmuchmrievousaretheceserasusthahemselveswhicharousethatangeraion。
Ninthly:Thatkindnessisirresistible，beitbutsinomocksmileoramaskassumed。Forwhatthemostunableofmendotothee，ifthoupersistinbeingkindlytohim，andwhenaceisgivehimmildlyaimewheryingtodotheeharm，quietlyteachhimabetterwaythus:Nay，mychild，wehavebeeherthings。Ishallbeinnowiseharmed，butththyself?Mychild。Shewhimdelidersohatthisisso，andthateveaorauresariousinstincts。Butthoumustdothisnotinironyorbywayofrebuke，butwithkiionandwithoutaheart，notasfromamaster'soryettoimpressthebystaasifhewereindeedalohoughothersarepresent。
&heethenoftheseakingthemasagiftfromtheMuses，alasttobeamanwhilelifeisthibewareofflatteringmehanbeingangrywiththem。Forboththesearenon-soddu。Iionstoareadytothyhandisthis:tobewrothisnotmanly，butamildaledisposition，asitismorehuman，soitismoremase。Su，andnothewhogiveswaytoangeranddist，iserengthandsinewsandmanlyce。Forthenearersudattainstoapassiveeareristhemah。Asgriefisaweakness，soalsoisahitisacaseofawoundandasurrender。
ButtakeifthouwiltasatenthgiftfromApollo，theLeaderoftheMuses，this，thattoexpectthebadnottisworthyofamadman;forthatistowishforimpossibilities。Buttoacquiestheirwrongingothers，whileexpegthemtorefrainfrthee，isunfeeliic。
19。AgainstfourperversionsReasonthoushouldestaboveallkeepucedetected，whollyabjurethem，sayingineachcasetothyself:Thisthoughtihisisdestruanfellowship;thisogeeraheheart。-Andheheart，whatisitbutatradis?-Thefourthcaseisthatofselfreproach，forthatisanadmissionthatthedivioftheehasbeenworstedbyandaowledgesitsiothebody，thebaserandmortalpartoitsgrossnotions。
20。Thysoulandallthefierypartthatisblehee，thoughbyNatureassive，yetinsubmissioemoftheUniverseareheldfasthereinthypouy。Aireearthyparttooihehumid，althoughnaturallydessive，areyetupraisedaatiouralohusiheelementsalsoiotheWholeaanywhere，remainingthereuraintuntilthesignalsoundfaintherefrom。
Isitnotthenaparadoxthattheialoheeshouldberebelliousasstatioisnotlaiduponitbutonlysomuchasisinacewithitsitdoesnotplyararyotiontowardsajustidliess，terandgriefabetokeshimselfadriftfromNature。AyeaherulingReasoninamaanythithatverymomesstation。Foritwasie，butalsoforpietyandtheserviceofGod。Andierareiheideaofatruefellowship，andiothepracticeofjustice。
21。Hewhohasnoteverihesamegoaloflifehouthislifeohesame。whichisstatedsuffieedstobeaddedwhatthatgoalshouldbe。Forjustasopinionastoallthethingsthatinonewayoranotherareheldbythemassofmentobegoodisnotuniform，butonlyastothings，such，thatis，asaffeonweal，somustwesetbeforeourselvesasoaltheonandcivicweal。Forhewhodirectsallhisindividualimpulsestoalwillreionshomogeherebybeevertwithhimself。
22。Detthestoryofthetowheouse，aaioer。
23。SocratesusedtoheopinioudeGhouls，bogiestoterrify。
24。TheSpartaaclesassigraheshade，butthemselvestooktheirceofseatsanywhere。
25。Socratesrefusedtheinvitatioohiscourt，ThatIenot，saidhe，toadishrave，meaning，thatIbehgeyandhaveurnit。
26。IingsoftheEphesianswaslaiddowohavetlyinremembraheaswholivedvirtuously。
27。Look，saidthePythagoreahem，thatwemayhaveihosehostsofheaventhateverfollowthesamedaplishtheirworkinthesameway，andtheirorderlysystem，ay，andtheirhereisar。
28。ThinkofSocrateswiththesheepskinedrouhippehadgohhisdwhathesaidtohisfrieheydrewbatheirembarrassmehusaccoutred。
29。Inreadingandwritingthoumustlearnfirsttofollowinstrubeforethoustgiveit。Muchmoreisthistrueoflife。
30。‘Tisnotforthee，aslave，toreasonwhy。’
31。。。。andwithilaughed。
32。Virtuetheyeakharshwordsinherhearing。
33。Onlyamadmanwilllsierishewholooksforahemaynolongerhaveone。
34。Amanwhilefondlykissinghischild，saysEpictetus，shouldwhisperi;To-morrowperadvehouwiltdie。"Ill-omenedwordsthese!Nay，saidhe，nothingisill-omesiguralprocess。Oritisill-omeotalkofearsreaped。
35。Thegrapeunripe，mellow，driediagewehaveaotieothe。
&etus:noonerobusofourfreechoice。
&，sayshe，hituporuesceofassentandinthesphereofourimpulsespaygoodheedthattheybesubjecttoproperreservations，thattheyhaveinviewhbour'swelfare;thattheyareproportioh。Aabstainwhollyfrominordinatedesireandshewavoidaneofthethingsthatarenotinourtrol。
38。Itisnocasualmatter，theisatstake，butwhetherwearetobesaneorno。
39。Socrateswaswonttosay:Whatwouldyehave?Thescreatures?creatures。Ofwhatkindcreatures?Soundorvid。Whythetogetthem?Becausewehavethemalready。Whythenfightand
