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Well then, do you think a philosopher, not one unlettered and ignorant like a shameless Cynic, but one who remembers that he follows Plato'do you think it a disgrace for him to know these things or not, to neglect them or to study them, to know how much of the design of Providence is visible even in these things, or instead to believe what his father and mother tell him about the immortal gods?
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