The Harvard Classics, Volume 2

according to nature admit Æsop animals answer Antoninus Antoninus Pius Anytus argument Arrian art thou Athenians Athens better body cause Cebes Certainly Christians Chrysippus Commodus conformable consider Crito dead death Deity desire divine dost thou earth Echecrates emperor endure Epictetus Eusebius everything evil existence fear friends give gods Hadrian happen harm harmony hath hear Heraclitus immortal intelligence justice kind live look man's manner matter mean Meletus mind Musonius Rufus never opinion pain perish Phad Phædo philosopher Plato pleasure principles Quadi rational reason remember replied ruling faculty sense Simmias Socrates soul speak Stoic suppose tell thee thine things thou art thou dost thou hast thou shalt thou wilt thou wouldst thought thy power thyself Trajan true truth understanding universal nature unto virtue whole wilt thou wise words wrong Zeus