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... commands of others ( other - considering or other - obeying ) , nor with his own direct advantage or benefit . On the contrary , he “ confers benefits " because this " implies superiority . " He wishes to preserve his image of ...
... commands of others ( other - considering or other - obeying ) , nor with his own direct advantage or benefit . On the contrary , he “ confers benefits " because this " implies superiority . " He wishes to preserve his image of ...
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... commands , or their own and others ' advantage ) . Epictetus outlines a Stoic ideal of not being " disturbed , " that is , of keeping one's inner feelings in good order whatever happens in the world outside . St. Jerome illustrates an ...
... commands , or their own and others ' advantage ) . Epictetus outlines a Stoic ideal of not being " disturbed , " that is , of keeping one's inner feelings in good order whatever happens in the world outside . St. Jerome illustrates an ...
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... command , merely to will of our own good pleasure to do some- thing to which we think we need no command . We stand under a discipline of reason and in all our maxims we must not forget our subjection to it , or withdraw anything from ...
... command , merely to will of our own good pleasure to do some- thing to which we think we need no command . We stand under a discipline of reason and in all our maxims we must not forget our subjection to it , or withdraw anything from ...
Contents
FOREWORD by the Reverend Canon Ronald H Preston | 8 |
A Selfobeying | 27 |
B Otherobeying | 37 |
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