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Cicero's Tusculan Disputations

Note 125 — BOOK II.

Charles Duke Yonge translation

Here the Stoic speaks too plain to be misunderstood. His world, his mundus, is the universe, and that universe is his great Deity, in quo sit totius naturæ principatus, in which the superior excellence of universal nature consists.

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