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Roman Stoicism

Note 59 — Chapter VI · OF REASON AND SPEECH.

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‘There are certain things which men who are not altogether perverted see by the common notions which all possess. Such a constitution of the mind is named common sense (κοινὸς νοῦς)’ Epict. Disc. iii 6, 8. See also below, § 158.

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