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Stoïque

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ὑπεξαίρεσις, μεθ’ ὑπεξαιρέσεως (hypexairesis, meth’ hypexaireseōs)

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Marc Aurel · Meditations, VI, 50

If however any man by using force stands in thy way, betake thyself to contentment and tranquillity, and at the same time employ the hindrance towards the exercise of some other virtue; and remember that thy attempt was with a reservation [conditionally], that thou didst not desire to do impossibilities.

George Long, 1862 · Meditations, VI, 50

Marc Aurel · Meditations, VIII, 41

Has any obstacle opposed thee in thy efforts towards an object? If indeed thou wast making this effort absolutely [unconditionally, or without any reservation], certainly this obstacle is an evil to thee considered as a rational animal.

George Long, 1862 · Meditations, VIII, 41

Marc Aurel · Meditations, XI, 37

Epictetus also said, a man must discover an art [or rules] with respect to giving his assent; and in respect to his movements he must be careful that they be made with regard to circumstances, that they be consistent with social interests, that they have regard to the value of the object; and as to sensual desire, he should altogether keep away from it; and as to avoidance [aversion], he should not show it with respect to any of the things which are not in our power.

George Long, 1862 · Meditations, XI, 37

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