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Robert Bridges, ed.
(18441930).
The Spirit of Man: An Anthology.
1916.
xi. 16
Marcus Aurelius Antoninus (121180)
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too that thou thyself often sinnest, and however thou differ from others, thou art yet of the same stuff as they.
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And if may be thou refrain from certain sins, yet thou hast at least the disposition to commit them;
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Even though thro cowardice or concern for thy reputation or for some such mean motive thou mayst refrain
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Note 1.
Marcus Aurelius, xi. 16. It is questionable whether the word
Sin
should be used in translating a Stoic: but with this warning I think it best serves in this place. [Trans. R. Bridges.] [
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