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| This we will consider presently: but even if one should concede this, it is enough that logic has the power to analyse and distinguish other things and in fact, as one might say, has the power to weigh and measure. Who asserts this? Is it only Chrysippus and Zeno and Cleanthes? Does not **Antisthenes** agree? Why, who is it that has written, 'The beginning of education is the analysis of terms'? | This we will consider presently: but even if one should concede this, it is enough that logic has the power to analyse and distinguish other things and in fact, as one might say, has the power to weigh and measure. Who asserts this? Is it only Chrysippus and Zeno and Cleanthes? Does not **Antisthenes** agree? Why, who is it that has written, 'The beginning of education is the analysis of terms'? | ||
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| + | Source: The Discourses of Epictetus, tr. by P.E Matheson, [1916]\\ | ||
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