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DIOGNETUS
12
Not
to
waste
time
on
nonsense
.
Not
to
be
taken
in
by
conjurors
and
hoodoo
artists
with
their
talk
about
incantations
and
exorcism
and
all
the
rest
of
it
.
Not
to
be
obsessed
with
quail-fighting
or
other
crazes
like
that
.
To
hear
unwelcome
truths
.
To
practice
philosophy
,
and
to
study
with
Baccheius
,
and
then
with
Tandasis
and
Marcianus
.
To
write
dialogues
as
a
student
.
To
choose
the
Greek
lifestyle
--
the
camp-bed
and
the
cloak
.
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RUSTICUS
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The
recognition
that
I
needed
to
train
and
discipline
my
character
.
15
Not
to
be
sidetracked
by
my
interest
in
rhetoric
.
16
Not
to
write
treatises
on
abstract
questions
,
or
deliver
moralizing
little
sermons
,
or
compose
imaginary
descriptions
of
The
Simple
Life
or
The
Man
Who
Lives
Only
for
Others
.
To
steer
clear
of
oratory
,
poetry
and
belles
lettres
.
17
Not
to
dress
up
just
to
stroll
around
the
house
,
or
things
like
that
.
To
write
straightforward
letters
(
like
the
one
he
sent
my
mother
from
Sinuessa
)
.
And
to
behave
in
a
conciliatory
way
when
people
who
have
angered
or
annoyed
us
want
to
make
up
.
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To
read
attentively
--
not
to
be
satisfied
with
"
just
getting
the
gist
of
it
.
"
And
not
to
fall
for
every
smooth
talker
.
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And
for
introducing
me
to
Epictetus
's
lectures
--
and
loaning
me
his
own
copy
.
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APOLLONIUS