[[115]] See, by the way, Plutarch's banter on this "polity"—the stars its tribesmen, the sun, doubtless, councillor, and Hesperus prytanis or astynomus, adv. Sto. 34.
[[116]] Epict. D. ii, 5; M. Aurelius, viii, 34.
[[117]] Ep. 63, 14.
[[118]] D. iii, 24.
[[119]] D. iv, 1.
[[120]] ib.
[[121]] D. iv, 6.
[[122]] M. 16.
[[123]] Cf. Theophilus (the apologist of about 160 A.D.), ii, 4, who, though not always to be trusted as to the Stoics, remarks this identification of God and conscience.
[[124]] D. i, 29.