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CONTENTS.
| CHAP. | PAGE | |
| XX. | That we can derive Advantage from all External Things | 241 |
| XXI. | Against those who readily come to the Profession of Sophists | 244 |
| XXII. | About Cynism | 248 |
| XXIII. | To those who read and discuss for the sake of Ostentation | 264 |
| XXIV. | That we ought not to be moved by a Desire of those Things which are not in our Power | 270 |
| XXV. | To those who fall off (desist) from their Purpose | 287 |
| XXVI. | To those who fear Want | 289 |
| BOOK IV. | ||
| I. | About Freedom | 295 |
| II. | Of Familiar Intimacy | 322 |
| III. | What Things we should Exchange for other Things | 324 |
| IV. | To those who are desirous of passing Life in Tranquillity | 325 |
| V. | Against the Quarrelsome and Ferocious | 333 |
| VI. | Against those who lament over being Pitied | 339 |
| VII. | On Freedom from Fear | 345 |
| VIII. | Against those who hastily rush into the Philosophic Dress | 351 |
| IX. | To a Person who had been changed to a Character of Shamelessness | 357 |
| X. | What Things we ought to Despise and what Things we ought to Value | 360 |
| XI. | About Purity (Cleanliness) | 366 |
| XII. | On Attention | 372 |
| XIII. | Against or to those who readily Tell their own Affairs | 375 |
| The Encheiridion or Manual | 379 | |
| Fragments | 405 | |
| Index | 441 | |
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