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Séneca

Sobre la providencia

6 capítulos en la edición de Stewart

Aubrey Stewart, 1889

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I6capítulo por capítulo con Baillard, 1861

En la edición inglesa de Aubrey Stewart, 1889

You have asked me, Lucilius, why, if the world be ruled by providence, so many evils befall good men?

Aubrey Stewart, 1889 · On Providence, I

Unbroken prosperity cannot bear a single blow; but he who has waged an unceasing strife with his misfortunes has gained a thicker skin by his sufferings, yields to no disaster, and even though he fall yet fights on his knee.

Aubrey Stewart, 1889 · On Providence, II

A gladiator deems it a disgrace to be matched with an inferior, and knows that to win without danger is to win without glory.

Aubrey Stewart, 1889 · On Providence, III

Fortune lashes and mangles us: well, let us endure it: it is not cruelty, it is a struggle, in which the oftener we engage the braver we shall become.

Aubrey Stewart, 1889 · On Providence, IV

It is the part of grovellers and cowards to follow the safe track; courage loves a lofty path.

Aubrey Stewart, 1889 · On Providence, V

You do not shine outwardly, all your good qualities are turned inwards; even so does the world neglect what lies without it, and rejoices in the contemplation of itself.

Aubrey Stewart, 1889 · On Providence, VI

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