...alike his courfe through the calm or the ftormy fky. He enumerated many examples of heroes immovable by pain or pleafure, who looked with indifference...and evil. He exhorted his hearers to lay afide their pre-. judices, and arm themfelves againft the fliafrs of malice or misfortune, by invulnerable patience;...

...the calm or the ttormy fky. * He enumerated many examples of heroes immoveable Sy pain or pleafurc, who looked with indifference on thofe modes or accidents...to lay afide their prejudices, and arm themfelves againft the (hafts of malice or misfortune, by invulnerable patience ; concluding, that this ftate...

...thro' the calm or fiormyiky. Me enumerated many examples of heroes immovcablc by pain or pleaiuic, who looked with indifference on thofe modes or accidents...which the vulgar give the names of good and evil, lie exhorted his hearers to lay aJidc their prejudices, and arm themlelves againít the lhafts of malice...

...alike his courfe through the calm or the ftormy fky. He enumerated many examples of heroes immoveable by pain or pleafure, who looked with indifference...his hearers to lay afide their prejudices, and arm themfclves againft the lhafts of malice or misfortune, by invulnerable patience; concluding, that 1...

...alike his courfe through the calm or the ftormy Iky. He enumerated many e'xamples of heroes immovable by pain or pleafure, who looked with indifference...to lay afide their prejudices, and arm themfelves againft the fhafts of malice or miffortune, by invulnerable patience ; concluding, that this ftate...

...alike his courfa through the calm or the ftormy fky. He enumerated many examples of heroes immovable by pain or pleafure, who looked with indifference...thofe modes or accidents to which the vulgar give the riames of good and evjl. He exhorted his hearers to lay afide their prejudices, and arm themfelves...

...iinmova'.'le by pun or pleafure, who looked \vith indiflortnce on thofe modes or accidents to wliich the vulgar give the names of good and evil. He exhorted his hearers to lay atiiií their prejudices, and arm thenil'elves a'.;-.irt¡1 the (hafts of maiicr tr misfortune, by...

...alike his courfe through the calm or the ftormy fky. He enumerated many examples of heroes immovable by pain or pleafure, •who looked with indifference...to lay afide their prejudices, and arm themfelves againft the fhafts of malice or misfortune, by invulnerable patience; concluding, that this ftate only...

...alike his courle through the calm or the ftormy fky. He enumerated many examples of heroes immovable by pain or pleafure, who looked with indifference...to lay afide their prejudices, and arm themfelves againft the fhafts of malice or misfortune, by invulnerable patience, concluding, that this ftate only...

...alike his courfe through the calm or the ;ftormy fky. He enumerated many examples of heroes immovable by pain or pleafure, who looked with indifference...to lay afide their prejudices, and arm themfelves againft the fhafts of malice or misfortune, by invulnerable patience, concluding, that this ftate only...