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Excerpt from The Garden of Epicurus: A Translation
He bought a fair garden, which he tilled himself. There it was he set up his school, and there he lived a gentle and agreeable with his disciples, whom he taught as he walked and worked. He was gentle and affable to all men. He held there was nothing nobler than to apply oneself to philosophy.
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