Are you not ashamed that you put your mind in the power of anyone you meet, so that if he reviles you it is disturbed and troubled?
Are you not ashamed that you put your mind in the power of anyone you meet, so that if he reviles you it is disturbed and troubled?
By the same author and on kindred topics.
Do not spend too much time on the body; let your chief care be the mind.
Behave as at a banquet: take what is offered to you, and do not reach out for what has not yet come.
If you would improve, be content to be thought foolish by others.
There is no limit to that which has once passed the true measure.