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 1    I, 10|       Cynosurae. What was the conduct of Apollo, his father? Did
 2    I, 10|     into heaven. What was the conduct of Jupiter, the father of
 3    I, 17|     HARDSHIPS AND DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF THE GODS.~On these accounts
 4    I, 20|     as men commonly wish? The conduct of Marcus Marcellus concerning
 5   II, 1 |      as to what is reasonable conduct on the part of man: for
 6  III, 3 |      seem to connive at their conduct, and He reckons such wisdom
 7  III, 17|       pay no attention to the conduct of men; the man who is unfeeling
 8  III, 23|       But I wait to see their conduct, and what are the results
 9    V, 16| nothing more removed from the conduct of a wise man: for these
10   VI, 3 |     which he may turn to good conduct, which cannot take place
11   VI, 12|     whom no one expected such conduct. For he who does good to
12  VII, 27| whosoever shall cast away the conduct becoming a man, and, following