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Some things are in our power, and others are not. In our power are opinion, movement towards a thing, desire, aversion; in a word, whatever are our own acts. Not in our power are the body, property, reputation, offices, and, in a word, whatever are not our own acts.

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Intro · Christopher Gill

Notes · moderate, in the back

Keeping the cast straight · —

Intro · Robert Dobbin

Notes · moderate, in the back

Keeping the cast straight · —

Abridged

Intro · Robin Waterfield

Notes · moderate, in the back

Keeping the cast straight · —

Intro · none

Notes · none

Keeping the cast straight · —

ISBN
9780199595181
9780140449464
9780226769479
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Publisher
Oxford World's Classics
Penguin Classics
University of Chicago Press
Public domain (1890)
Published
2014
2008
2022
1890
Pages
416
304
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Cover of Discourses, translated by Robin Hard

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Robin Hard · 2014

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