Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

    The Atlas·Animals

    dumb animals

    animal · 2 works · 2 mentions · 3 anchored passages

    beasts · birds · cows · hare · horse · mares · wild beasts

    in the texts

    Consolation to MarciaImperial · Latin

    Various animals (cows, mares, wild beasts, birds) cited as examples of intense but naturally brief grief for lost offspring, contrasted with human grief.

    the lowing of cows is heard for a day or two, and no longer is that wild and frantic galloping of mares;
    consolation to marcia

    Letters to LuciliusImperial · Latin

    Non-rational creatures used throughout Letter 124 as the contrast case against which the rational good in man is defined.

    For with them the judgement about the better is given to the basest part, that sense should pronounce upon the good, a thing dull and blunt and slower in man than in other animals.
    letter 124
    When you have done all things, you will be surpassed in comeliness by the dumb animals.
    letter 124
    Each, as regards the understanding of good and evil, is equally mature, and the infant is no more yet capable of good than a tree or some dumb animal.
    letter 124