Chapter

 1 1intro|         how much more teachable ought you to be in these true
 2 1intro|         of a name; whereas they ought either to have remedied
 3 3     |         understand that nothing ought to have been otherwise than
 4 4     |        with no foresight, which ought to have been otherwise.
 5 4     |      that time which they think ought to have been appointed for
 6 4     |         and everlasting. No one ought to die unless he is old.
 7 4     |      this account, in truth, he ought to die, because he is not
 8 4     |        points suitable, that he ought not to have been otherwise
 9 4     |   premature death; whereas they ought to have considered, these
10 6     |        productions of this kind ought daily to have been brought
11 8     |      since the office of seeing ought to be in that which sees,
12 8     |        Epicurus who taught him, ought to have been dug out, that
13 10    |     transparent membrane--which ought not to be drained and to
14 14    |       happen to think that they ought to be believed, who think
15 14    |         clearly. This, however, ought to be sure and undoubted,
16 16    |    motionless. But doubtless he ought to have beaten by the hand,
17 19    |     generated from mortals. Nor ought he to be deemed a father
18 19    | enslaved to the earth, which he ought to trample upon and overcome,
19 20    |        the time, with which you ought to be content, since you