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 1    I, 2 |         it were governed by the highest intelligence. But even Marcus
 2    I, 3 |      should I mention that this highest power and divine energy
 3    I, 3 |        if God is a title of the highest power, He must be incorruptible,
 4    I, 5 |         their exploits with the highest praises, yet very frequently
 5    I, 5 |      thus speaks respecting the highest God, whom he calls Mind
 6    I, 5 |     demonstrate that men of the highest genius touched upon the
 7    I, 12|         held, he says, that the highest and ethereal nature of heaven,
 8    I, 15|      his whole family, with the highest praises and with new honours,
 9    I, 15|         nation or city with the highest veneration, whether they
10    I, 15|       those who are held in the highest rank as gods will be found
11   II, 7 |      weak, and destitute of the highest excellence, if they are
12   II, 19|          let him seek it in the highest place: for nothing can be
13   II, 19|       lowest, but rather in the highest region. Wherefore it is
14  III, 8 |         us what is the true and highest good of man; but before
15  III, 12|     desired as goods; if in its highest condition it is exposed
16  III, 12|        our chief good is in the highest place. Therefore we alone
17  III, 12|   because they did not seek the highest good in the highest place,
18  III, 12|         the highest good in the highest place, but in the lowest.
19  III, 12|         lowest. For what is the highest but heaven, and God, from
20  III, 12|      they did not attain to the highest good; for whatever looks
21  III, 28|       as it were, placed on the highest top of a lofty mountain,
22  III, 28|       sought for by them in the highest place. From this despair
23   IV, 3 |     true religion, that is, the highest piety, is not true wisdom.
24   IV, 24|         unable to attain to the highest virtue, and to resist all
25   IV, 26|     safe who have marked on the highest part of their body this
26   IV, 29|      the Father. Therefore that highest and matchless God cannot
27   IV, 30|      and honour, aspired to the highest sacerdotal power; and when
28    V, 1 |        in short, it demands the highest degree of dignity. Therefore
29    V, 12|        an excellent man, of the highest integrity, the greatest
30    V, 12|        most wicked to be of the highest integrity and faith; and
31    V, 14| inconsistency, rightly says the highest virtue appears to them to
32    V, 15|     from private persons to the highest authorities of kings. For
33    V, 18|        since it is reckoned the highest glory to die for friendship
34    V, 18|         to the heavens with the highest praises him who was willing
35    V, 20|         shall fall, obtains the highest glory, because he has undergone
36    V, 23|    orators alike extol with the highest praises. But if it cannot
37    V, 23|         this is a virtue of the highest kind, it is necessary that
38   VI, 6 |      their wish in reaching the highest step of power, then, truly
39   VI, 17|      that this same fear is the highest fortitude? By no means.
40  VII, 5 |      strive after that which is highest, unless he shall have despised
41  VII, 9 |   because he perceives that the highest good is to be sought by
42  VII, 9 |         be sought by him in the highest place, and mindful of his
43  VII, 10|      except by death, since its highest office is in the undergoing
44  VII, 15|      have increased even to the highest degree, may be judged happy
45  VII, 26|        tranquil reign, with the highest congratulations of all men.