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Πραμυθητικὸς πρὸς Ἀπολλώνιον Plutarch
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33 The whole world wonders at these men and admires them for their nobility of mind, but others have not the ability to imitate them in practice because of that weakness of spirit which results from lack of education. But although there are so many examples, which have been handed down to us through both Greek and Roman history, of men who have behaved nobly and honourably at the deaths of their relatives, yet what has been said will suffice to induce you to put aside mourning, which is the most distressing of all things, and also the fruit Antigonus Gonatas; cf. Aelian, Varia Historia, iii. 5. less pain, which serves no useful purpose, involved in mourning.
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