On the Ends of Good and Evil (Latin: DE FINIBUS BONORUM ET MALORUM) discusses Skeptic, Epicurean, Stoic, Peripatetic and Academic views on the good life. Written by Marcus Tullius Cicero. Translated by Harris Rackham. (Summary by Geoffrey Edwards)
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01 - Book I Chapters I-X (Text 1) Read by Geoffrey Edwards 37:03
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02 - Book I Chapters XI-XXI (Text 41) Read by Geoffrey Edwards 34:50
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03 - Book II Chapters I-XI (Text 79) Read by Geoffrey Edwards 42:50
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04 - Book II Chapters XII-XXII (Text 123) Read by Geoffrey Edwards 42:10
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05 - Book II Chapters XXIII-XXXV (Text 165) Read by Geoffrey Edwards 48:17
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06 - Book III Chapters I-X (Text 217) Read by Geoffrey Edwards 38:24
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07 - Book III Chapters XI-XXII (Text 255) Read by Geoffrey Edwards 43:57
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08 - Book IV Chapters I-XV (Text 301) Read by Geoffrey Edwards 46:38
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09 - Book IV Chapters XVI-XXVIII (Text 347) Read by Geoffrey Edwards 40:53
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10 - Book V Chapters I-XI (Text 391) Read by Geoffrey Edwards 38:18
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11 - Book V Chapters XII-XX (Text 429) Read by Geoffrey Edwards 28:24
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12 - Book V Chapters XXI-XXXII (Text 459) Read by Geoffrey Edwards 43:51
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