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What did Epicurus believe was the principal good of human life? a. Individual contribution to the civic life of the polis b. Pleasure, which he defined as the absence of pain c.…

What did Epicurus believe was the principal good of human life? a. Individual contribution to the civic life of the polis b. Pleasure, which he defined as the absence of pain c.…
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What did Epicurus believe was the principal good of human life?

a. Individual contribution to the civic life of the polis


b. Pleasure, which he defined as the absence of pain


c. The accumulation of power and wealth


d. Helping others

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B.pleasure,which he defined as the absence of pain
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