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 1 1intro|           yourself, as I hope and wish. For although the necessity
 2 1intro|     nature of these things, as to wish that the things, which they
 3 1intro|      invidious thing in us, if we wish to look into and contemplate
 4 4     |         appointed? Assuredly they wish that no man should die,
 5 4     |           to be possible, as they wish, that man is not born under
 6 4     |   providence. And if I should now wish to discuss respecting all
 7 5     |           the animals, He did not wish to conglobate and collect
 8 7     |            as bands, if it should wish to hasten forward or to
 9 8     |    caverns; as, if any one should wish to look through a stalk
10 9     |          of those who, while they wish to show that the senses
11 15    | compressed breath, as often as we wish. It has not therefore been
12 19    |      further power. Therefore men wish for the birth of sons, because
13 20    |           man, assuredly I should wish to live for no other reason