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Those Desires That Do Not Bring Pain If They Are Not Satisfied Are Not Necessary; And They Are Easily Thrust Aside Whenever To Satisfy Them Appears Difficult Or Likely To Cause Injury.

Empty Is The Argument Of The Philosopher Which Does Not Relieve Any Human Suffering.

We Ought To Be Thankful To Nature For Having Made Those Things Which Are Necessary Easy To Be Discovered; While Other Things That Are Difficult To Be Known Are Not Necessary.

The Words Of That Philosopher Who Offers No Therapy For Human Suffering Are Empty And Vain.

Death Does Not Concern Us, Because As Long As We Exist, Death Is Not Here. And When It Does Come, We No Longer Exist.