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CONTENTS.

BOOK I.
CHAP.		PAGE
I.	Of the Things which are in our Power, and not in our Power	3
II.	How a Man on every occasion can maintain his Proper Character	8
III.	How a Man should proceed from the principle of God being the Father of all Men to the rest	12
IV.	Of Progress or Improvement	13
V.	Against the Academics	17
VI.	Of Providence	19
VII.	Of the use of Sophistical Arguments and Hypothetical, and the like	23
VIII.	That the Faculties are not safe to the Uninstructed	28
IX.	How from the Fact that we are akin to God a Man may proceed to the Consequences	30
X.	Against those who eagerly seek Preferment at Rome	35
XI.	Of Natural Affection	37
XII.	Of Contentment	41
XIII.	How Everything may be done acceptably to the Gods	45
XIV.	That the Deity oversees All Things	40
XV.	What Philosophy promises	49
XVI.	Of Providence	50
XVII.	That the Logical Art is necessary	52
XVIII.	That we ought not to be Angry with the Errors (Faults) of others	55
XIX.	How we should behave to Tyrants	60
XX.	About Reason and how it contemplates itself	63
XXI.	Against those who wish to be Admired	66
XXII.	Of Praecognitions	66
XXIII.	Against Epicurus	69

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