book 5:10-16# Thoughts - 思考者
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CHAP. 10.--WHETHER OUR WILLS ARE RULED BY
NECESSITY.
Wherefore, neither is that necessity to be feared, for dread
of which the Stoics labored to make such distinctions among
the causes of things as
should enable them to rescue certain things from the
dominion of necessity. and to subject others to it. Among
those things which they wished
not to be subject to necessity they placed our wills,
knowing that they would not be free if subjected to
necessity. For if that is to be called our
necessity w
NECESSITY.
Wherefore, neither is that necessity to be feared, for dread
of which the Stoics labored to make such distinctions among
the causes of things as
should enable them to rescue certain things from the
dominion of necessity. and to subject others to it. Among
those things which they wished
not to be subject to necessity they placed our wills,
knowing that they would not be free if subjected to
necessity. For if that is to be called our
necessity w