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Rh *Face, the, does not express the hidden character, 106
 * Faculty, rational, 3
 * , ruling, 236
 * , the ruling, how restored to the original authority, 159
 * , the ruling, the material for the wise and good man, 204
 * Faith and works, 354
 * False, impossibility of assenting to that which appears, 215
 * Familiar intimacy, on, 322
 * Faults, not possible for a man to be free from all, 374
 * Favorinus, 438
 * Fever, a goddess at Rome, 60, 68
 * Firmness in danger, 109
 * Fool, a, cannot be persuaded, 146
 * Forgiveness better than revenge, 419
 * Fragments of Epictetus, 405
 * Free persons only allowed to be educated, 100
 * Free, what is, 253, 254
 * , no bad man is, 295
 * , who are, the question answered, 301, 302
 * Freedom is obtained not by desires satisfied, but by removing desire, 322
 * and slavery, 406
 * Friendship, 176
 * , the test of, 177
 * , advice about, 181
 * , what it depends on, 180
 * , Epictetus' opinions of, 365
 * Galilaeans, 126, 345
 * Games, Greek, 287
 * Gellius, A., 438, 439
 * Gladiators, 91
 * Glorious objects in nature, the, 151
 * God, what is, 65
 * , nature of; how far described by Epictetus, 118
 * , the works of, 122
 * , a guide, 117, 246
 * God's gifts, 23
 * God knows all things, 141
 * in man, 48
 * in man, an old doctrine, 119
 * God, the spirit of, in man, the doctrine of Paul and of Epictetus, 120, 121
 * dwelling with a man, 428
 * Gods everywhere, 250
 * God's law about the Good, 87
 * law that the stronger is always superior to the weaker, 88, 89
 * God and man, kinship of, 30
 * and man, and man's opinions of God, 141, 142
 * , address to, 152
 * , the wise and good man's address to; and his submission to God's will, 284
 * beyond man's understanding, 21, 65
 * ought to be obeyed, 373
 * , obedience to, the pleasure of, 285, 286
 * God's will, 330
 * will should be the measure of our desires, 156
 * will, absolute conformity to, taught by Epictetus, 308, 309
 * will, when resignation to it is perfect, Bp. Butler, 348
 * God, blaming, 166
 * God's power over all things, 46, 47
 * God, supposed limitation of his power, 340
 * , what a man should be able to say to, 209
 * , the father of all, 12, 23, 61
 * , a friend of, 157
 * , without, nothing should be attempted, 256
 * , what he chooses is better than what man chooses, 348
 * and his administration of tho world, those who blame, 254
 * God's existence, to deny, and eat his bread, 172
 * God only, looking to, and fixing your affections on him only, 153
 * has sent a man to show how a life under difficulties is possible, 254
 * has made all things perfect,
 * has made all things perfect,