Epicurus - The "Vatican List" of Sayings
This subforum is devoted to the Vatican List of Sayings. Please note:
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** If you would like to make a comment or ask a question that concerns them all, please use the "General" subforum below.
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** If your question or comment relates to a particular saying, click the appropriate saying in the numbered chart below, and you will see the existing threads for that saying.
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** If you start a new thread on a particular saying, please entitle it "VSXX - Topic," and use the appropriate VSXX Tag so that your thread can be found in the future.
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** For a full list of all Vatican Sayings click here.
** The Vatican List Of Sayings Of Epicurus **
VS01 | | | VS02 | | | VS03 | | | VS04 | | | VS05 |
VS06 | | | VS07 | | | VS08 | | | VS09 | | | VS10 |
VS11 | | | VS12 | | | VS13 | | | VS14 | | | VS15 |
VS16 | | | VS17 | | | VS18 | | | VS19 | | | VS20 |
VS21 | | | VS22 | | | VS23 | | | VS24 | | | VS25 |
VS26 | | | VS27 | | | VS28 | | | VS29 | | | VS30 |
VS31 | | | VS32 | | | VS33 | | | VS34 | | | VS35 |
VS36 | | | VS37 | | | VS38 | | | VS39 | | | VS40 |
VS41 | | | VS42 | | | VS43 | | | VS44 | | | VS45 |
VS46 | | | VS47 | | | VS48 | | | VS49 | | | VS50 |
VS51 | | | VS52 | | | VS53 | | | VS54 | | | VS55 |
VS56 | | | VS57 | | | VS58 | | | VS59 | | | VS60 |
VS61 | | | VS62 | | | VS63 | | | VS64 | | | VS65 |
VS66 | | | VS67 | | | VS68 | | | VS69 | | | VS70 |
VS71 | | | VS72 | | | VS73 | | | VS74 | | | VS75 |
VS76 | | | VS77 | | | VS78 | | | VS79 | | | VS80 |
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