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Sapiens. Sapientia expetitur, ut ait Epicurus, quia efficit uoluptatem [ERROR: no reftable page:]8. Sapientia quietem uitę comparat [ERROR: no reftable page:]9. Scientia sola nos docet quiete uiuere. Non posse iucunde uiui, nisi sapienter, honeste iusteque uiuatur [ERROR: no reftable page:]11. Sapiens semper beatus. Epicurus [ERROR: no reftable page:]12. Sapientia est diuinarum humanarumque rerum scientia [ERROR: no reftable page:]21. Homo ad agendum et intelligendum natus. Quo a bestiis differant homines [ERROR: no reftable page:]23. Sapientia si cerni posset etc. Plato [ERROR: no reftable page:]24. Sapientię nos commendari ab initiis naturę [ERROR: no reftable page:]42. Sapientia et animi magnitudinem amplectitur et iustitiam. Cognitio rerum omnibus grata [ERROR: no reftable page:]45. Officium appellamus, quod ratione actum sit [ERROR: no reftable page:]49. Officium perfectum, incohatum, comune. Sapientis esse uiuere et mori uelle, cum oportet. Sapiens recte appellatur rex diues, pulcher, liber, inuictus [ERROR: no reftable page:]52. Sapientia totius hominis custos. Sapientię munus [ERROR: no reftable page:]56.

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Sapientia non ipsa genuit hominem, sed accepit a natura incohatum [ERROR: no reftable page:]59. Ęque miseros esse dicunt Stoici, qui propius sapientię sunt quam qui longe absunt [ERROR: no reftable page:]65. Prudentia ars uiuendi [ERROR: no reftable page:]69. Nosce te ipsum --- assignatum Deo [ERROR: no reftable page:]75. Beatus cui contigerit etiam in senectute ut sapiat, Plato [ERROR: no reftable page:]78. Sapienti plus adesse quod uelit quam quod nolit [ERROR: no reftable page:]85. Somnus quare secundum naturam datus creditur [ERROR: no reftable page:]77. Somnus Endymionis [ERROR: no reftable page:]78. Sensus. Quicquid animo cernimus, a sensibus oriri ait Epicurus [ERROR: no reftable page:]12. Oculorum sensus acerrimus [ERROR: no reftable page:]24.

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