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Atoms, since they exist by nature and are not made by hand, must, some of them, be different Kurt Bell	0	0	Feb 08, 2022

A joy it is, when the strong winds of storm, stir up the waters of a mighty sea Kurt Bell	0	0	Feb 05, 2022

Therefore there is a vast abyss of space, so wide and deep that flashing thunderbolts Kurt Bell	0	0	Feb 05, 2022

I make my theme to set free the minds of men bound by the tight knot of religion Kurt Bell	0	0	Feb 05, 2022

Atoms therefore are solid single wholes. Cohered from smallest parts closely packed together Kurt Bell	0	0	Feb 05, 2022

Color is by convention, sweet by convention, a compound by convention Kurt Bell	0	0	Jan 30, 2022

Falsehood and error always lie in the addition of opinion Kurt Bell	0	0	Jan 29, 2022

An intemperate person acts from desire but not from moral purpose Kurt Bell	0	0	Jan 27, 2022

For good is simple, evil manifold Kurt Bell	0	0	Jan 26, 2022

Deeds are just and temperate when they are such as a just and temperate person would do Kurt Bell	0	0	Jan 23, 2022

By abstaining from pleasures we become temperate, and, when we have become temperate Kurt Bell	0	0	Jan 23, 2022

Activity in accordance with virtue is virtue Kurt Bell	0	0	Jan 23, 2022

The function of man is activity in accordance with reason, or not apart from reason Kurt Bell	0	0	Jan 23, 2022

Happiness is something final and self-sufficient and the end of all action Kurt Bell	0	0	Jan 23, 2022

Aristotle was the man in whom it pleased Nature to try how great a portion of reason Kurt Bell	0	0	Jan 17, 2022

Under oligarchies, or governments by wealth, the masses revolt in the conviction that they Kurt Bell	0	0	Jan 17, 2022

We learn by doing. For instance, men become builders by building Kurt Bell	0	0	Jan 17, 2022

Nature proceeds little by little from things lifeless to animal life Kurt Bell	0	0	Jan 17, 2022

The majority of those who live out their lives on this earth desire nothing better than worldly Kurt Bell	0	0	Dec 26, 2021

One has a strange propensity to fix upon some point of time from whence a better course of life may Kurt Bell	0	0	Nov 26, 2021

There is something noble in a young man’s walking two hundred miles and back again, every year Kurt Bell	0	0	Nov 24, 2021

The helpless Traveller, with wild surprise, Sees the Desert all around him rise Kurt Bell	0	0	Nov 20, 2021

The beardless youth, now free from his tutor, takes pleasure in horses, dogs, and the open fields Kurt Bell	0	0	Nov 18, 2021

For as the tempest drives, I shape my way Kurt Bell	0	0	Nov 18, 2021

Wickedness is always easier than virtue, for it takes the short cut to everything Kurt Bell	0	0	Nov 14, 2021

Cunning has effect from the credulity of others, rather than from the abilities of those who Kurt Bell	0	0	Nov 14, 2021

A man grows better humored as he grows older. He improves by experience Kurt Bell	0	0	Nov 12, 2021

There is something noble in publishing truth, though it condemns one’s self Kurt Bell	0	0	Nov 12, 2021

They which fore-went us did leaue a Roome for us Kurt Bell	0	0	Nov 08, 2021

People are every where apt to magnify the curiosities of their country Kurt Bell	0	0	Nov 08, 2021

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Atoms, since they exist by nature and are not made by hand, must, some of them, be different

A joy it is, when the strong winds of storm, stir up the waters of a mighty sea

Therefore there is a vast abyss of space, so wide and deep that flashing thunderbolts

I make my theme to set free the minds of men bound by the tight knot of religion

Atoms therefore are solid single wholes. Cohered from smallest parts closely packed together

Color is by convention, sweet by convention, a compound by convention

Falsehood and error always lie in the addition of opinion

An intemperate person acts from desire but not from moral purpose

For good is simple, evil manifold

Deeds are just and temperate when they are such as a just and temperate person would do

By abstaining from pleasures we become temperate, and, when we have become temperate

Activity in accordance with virtue is virtue

The function of man is activity in accordance with reason, or not apart from reason

Happiness is something final and self-sufficient and the end of all action

Aristotle was the man in whom it pleased Nature to try how great a portion of reason

Under oligarchies, or governments by wealth, the masses revolt in the conviction that they

We learn by doing. For instance, men become builders by building

Nature proceeds little by little from things lifeless to animal life

The majority of those who live out their lives on this earth desire nothing better than worldly

One has a strange propensity to fix upon some point of time from whence a better course of life may

There is something noble in a young man’s walking two hundred miles and back again, every year

The helpless Traveller, with wild surprise, Sees the Desert all around him rise

The beardless youth, now free from his tutor, takes pleasure in horses, dogs, and the open fields

For as the tempest drives, I shape my way

Wickedness is always easier than virtue, for it takes the short cut to everything

Cunning has effect from the credulity of others, rather than from the abilities of those who

A man grows better humored as he grows older. He improves by experience

There is something noble in publishing truth, though it condemns one’s self

They which fore-went us did leaue a Roome for us

People are every where apt to magnify the curiosities of their country

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