এই পাতাটিকে বৈধকরণ করা হয়েছে। পাতাটিতে কোনো প্রকার ভুল পেলে তা ঠিক করুন বা জানান।
(৯)
precepts, or rather his precepts are simply the records of his practice.—To the saintliness of the cloister he added the wisdom of the man of the world.”
“In the whole range of Greek literature no work (excepting the New Testament) has wider vogue and currency, than these untutored meditations of the Imperial moralist. Their spell lies in their sincerity; in them through endurance, through isolation, and through self-restraint, soul speaks to soul; sombre though they be, subdued and passionless, yet the words “have hands and feet”; and they become, as has been said, a sort of “high-water mark of unassisted virtue.” They are not congenial to all moods or
