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Rh *Stars, number of, neither even nor odd, 83
 * number of the, 147
 * Stobaeus, 405
 * Stoics, doctrine of the, 35
 * , the language of the, formed long before that of the New Testament writers, 93
 * Stoic opinions, the mere knowledge of, does not make a man a Stoic, 126
 * , who is a, 165
 * Stoics taught that a man should live an active life, and should marry and beget children, 187
 * , the, say one thing and do another, 215
 * , practical teaching of the, 244
 * and the Pyrrhonists and Academics, dispute between, 82
 * Sufferings useful, whether we choose or not, 288
 * Suicide, 32, 33
 * Superiors, the many can only imitate their, 207
 * Swedenborg, 47, 120, 123
 * Sympathy, Epictetus' opinion on, 385
 * Symposium of Xenophon, 135, 333
 * Teacher, fitness of, and ordering of a, 247
 * , admirari, to overvalue, 87
 * , admirari, 305
 * , 308, 384
 * Themistocles, 430
 * Theopompus, 154
 * , 403
 * Theorems, why they are said to be useless, 175
 * , the use of, 220
 * Thermopylae, the Spartans who died at, 171
 * Thersites, 249
 * Things, bond of union among, 46
 * under the inspection of God, 46
 * , the power of using and estimating, 182
 * Things, a man is overpowered by before he is overpowered by a man, 279
 * , some in our power and some not, 378, 435
 * not lost, but restored, 383
 * , some, incomprehensible; and what is use of them, if they are comprehended? 437
 * Thirty tyrants of Athens, the, 139
 * Thrasea, Paetus, 6
 * Three things in which a man should exercise himself, 201
 * Toreutic art, 216
 * Tranquil life, a, how secured, 382
 * Tranquillity, the product of virtue, 14, 17
 * , of, 103
 * of mind and freedom, man should strive to attain, 152
 * , to those who desire to pass life in, 325
 * Treasure, the, where it is, there the heart is also, 179
 * Trifles on which men employed themselves, 265, 289
 * Triumphs, Roman, 281
 * Truth, in, the nature of evil and good is, 101
 * , 414
 * , the nature of, 432
 * Tyranny in the time of Epictetus, 96
 * under the Roman Emperors, 102
 * Ulysses and Hercules, 271
 * and Nausicaa, 294
 * Unbelievers, the creed of, 170
 * Unhappiness is a man's own fault, 270
 * Universe, 21
 * , the nature of the, 431
 * Unjust, that which is, a man cannot do without suffering for it, 312
 * Untaught, the, is a child in life, 241
 * Vespasian, 10
 * Victory, figure of, 121
 * Vespasian, 10
 * Victory, figure of, 121
 * Victory, figure of, 121