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Question 1

If one lives in a way that is harmonious with the natural law, or is submissive to the will of God, then one is living a life of virtue. The preceding statement is a position advocated by the
 
  a. Epicureans.
  b. Stoics.
  c. Hellenists.
  d. mystery religions.
  e. Zoroastrians.

Question 2

The painter who was famous for his madonnas was
 
  a. Leonardo da Vinci.
  b. Michelangelo.
  c. Masaccio.
  d. Raphael.
  e. Alberti.


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Reply #1 on: Sep 13, 2019

Answer 1

b

Answer 2

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