| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In this connection, an opposition between body and soul, scarcely grounded from the metaphysical point of view in the Stoic immanentistic system, but nevertheless existent in Roman Stoics such as Persius and Seneca, is rightly noted by Bartsch (232), who remarks upon Persius??? use of scelerata pulpa in Satire 2.62-63 to denote human flesh in its relation to vice and its opposition to the divine s
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