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Epicurus (and a bit of Lucretius) in words of one syllable
Just something I did on a whim a while ago when I saw a blog post about summarizing philosophers' works in words of one syllable. Revised since then as I spotted multisyllabic words. About 2 pages long, single-spaced.
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