Some, like the Cyrenaics, think it enough to show that nothing unexpected has taken place. But Chrysippus holds that the main thing in consoling is to remove a mourner’s belief, in case he should think that he is performing some thing which is right and should be done. Some combine all these ways of consolation, since different people are moved in different ways; so in my Consolation I gathered everything into one consolation since my mind was inflamed, and I tried every remedy. (3.76)