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 1 1 |  adornment, but also to the use of men, and the convenience
 2 25|    are without motion could use them? With reason, then,
 3 29| providence, think that they use a weighty argument when
 4 37|   proclaimed. He often made use of this proverb, that that
 5 53|    a participation in evil? Use your own fortune. I prefer
 6 57|  destroys the soul, we must use our endeavours to live for
 7 58|     does not therefore make use of all these things which
 8 58|    has given to man for his use, since all the earth is
 9 58|    the other stars, for the use of man. What then does God
10 61|  they are good, we ought to use them in their completeness.
11 61|   become evil by their evil use. And as bravery, if you
12 61|  fix its limits in the mind use it for pleasure only. Thence
13 67|     But if no plan was made use of in the creation of man,
14 68|     which are necessary for use. Thus also God must have
15 68|     made the world for some use. The Stoics say that it
16 69|     have turned out for the use of man. The philosophers
17 70|    Finally, man alone makes use of the heavenly element,
18 70| evident that he who has the use of fire is not mortal, since