• POET'S PAGE
• POEMS

Ellis Walker

• I. Things Dependent Or Not Dependent On Us
• Ii. Things Dependent Or Not Dependent On Us
• Iii. Things Dependent Or Not Dependent On Us
• In Praise Of Epictetus
• Iv. Things Dependent Or Not Dependent On Us
• Ix. Things Dependent Or Not Dependent On Us
• L. The Usefulness Of Wise Mens Resolutions In Difficult Matters
• Li. The Usefulness Of Wise Mens Resolutions In Difficult Matters
• Lii. Boast Not In Company Of What You'Ve Done
• Liii. The Inconvenience Of Being A Buffoon
• Liv. Of Our Behaviour At A Feast
• Lix. Life Compared To A Walk
• Lv. When Some Idea, That Excites Desire
• Lvi. When You Resolve To Do What's Right And Fit
• Lvii. We Must Not Affect To Be More Than What We Are
• Lx. Life Compared To A Walk
• Lxi. Women Affect Vain And Empty Ways To Please Men; Their True Ornament
• Lxii. The Improvement Of The Mind To Be Preferr'D To Bodily Exercises And Pleasures
• Lxiii. A Motive To Patience
• Lxiv. Every Thing Hath Two Handles
• Lxix. The Character Of A True Philosopher
• Lxv. Goodness Consists Neither In Being Rich Nor Eloquent
• Lxvi. Reservedness In Judging Others
• Lxvii. Philosophy Should Appear Rather In The Actions Than In The Tongue
• Lxviii. The Difference Between A Philosopher And Another Man
• Lxx. The Character Of A True Philosopher
• Lxxi. Knowledge Vain Without Practice
• Lxxii. Knowledge Without Practice
• Lxxiii. Exhortation To Live Well
• Lxxiv. Exhortation To Live Well
• Lxxv. The Usefulness Of Philosophy
• Lxxvi. God's Direction To Be Implored On Every State
• Lxxvii. His Will To Be Submitted To
• Lxxviii. His Will To Be Submitted To
• V. Things Dependent Or Not Dependent On Us
• Vi. Things Dependent Or Not Dependent On Us
• Vii. Things Dependent Or Not Dependent On Us
• Viii. Things Dependent Or Not Dependent On Us
• X. Opinion The Cause Of Misfortunes
• Xi. Opinion The Cause Of Misfortunes
• Xii. Remedies Against All Accidents
• Xiii. Things Soon To Be Parted With, Not To Be Doted On
• Xiv. Temperance
• Xix. True Freedom
• Xl. Religion Consists In Right Sentiments Of God
• Xli. Our Life To Be Govern'D By Certain Rules
• Xlii. Silence
• Xliii. Oaths To Be Used Seldomly And Very Cautiously
• Xliv. Bad Company To Be Shun'D
• Xlix. Impertinent Eloquence Not Worth The Hearing