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 1    I, 1 |          are entangled to a better course of life. And if, as I hope,
 2    I, 4 |         been fulfilled, and are in course of fulfilment daily; and
 3    I, 12|            is he who comprises the course and change of the spaces
 4    I, 20|          to train to an honourable course, to the lust of youth, and
 5   II, 5 |      rivers to flow with perpetual course!~"He also commanded the
 6   II, 10|            the east, and the whole course of life depends upon the
 7   II, 17|         accomplished or are in the course of accomplishment by God,
 8  III, 3 |             or are borne with free course through the air; of what
 9  III, 8 |            itself prone to a worse course, and under the influence
10  III, 13|            obligations and settled course of man's life. Let them
11  III, 14|      determined upon the befitting course of life. Of what truth can
12  III, 15|           who could keep the right course when Cicero is in error?),
13  III, 19|            not judge that the same course was open for all into the
14  III, 19|        virtue, by a light and easy course take their flight to the
15  III, 19|         character depends upon the course of the life. For as life
16  III, 19|           by God, or as though the course of life appeared to bear
17  III, 23|          involves almost the whole course of human life. For since
18  III, 24|            are true or false. What course of argument, therefore,
19  III, 30|            the philosophers held a course widely deviating from the
20   IV, 15|         again of the dead; and the course of the lame shall be swift,
21   IV, 26|         the life which has run its course, to have added times to
22    V, 1 |           see and follow the right course when it is pointed out to
23    V, 3 |         reality they followed that course of life which is without
24    V, 9 |          silent, but by their very course of life, so unlike their
25    V, 9 |          point, would maintain its course in others. Thus it happens,
26    V, 18|          existed who followed that course of life. But we show the
27   VI, 1 |           all things and the whole course of a happy life consists,
28   VI, 3 |      luxury. For they say that the course of human life resembles
29   VI, 6 |        these frail things. But the course of virtue especially consists
30   VI, 8 |         same manner in which their course is sought by ships over
31   VI, 8 |          strives to hold the right course of life ought not to look
32   VI, 16|            as to walk in the right course is good, but to wander from
33   VI, 17|           he shall wander from the course, although he may go calmly
34   VI, 24|            have followed a devious course to correct their error by
35   VI, 24|      confirms his mind to a better course of life: then he especially
36  VII, 2 |    unrighteous age, having run the course of its appointed times,
37  VII, 3 |     framing of the heaven, and the course of the stars and of the
38  VII, 5 | immortality by a delicate and easy course of life, but might arrive
39  VII, 8 |        born. To this we direct our course; human nature regards this;
40  VII, 17|         sun to stand and leave his course, and an image to speak;
41  VII, 27|            it in a straightforward course."~And not only pointed it