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 1 Outl       |       have extolled virtue. The words of such men should meet
 2 Outl       |   lauded in deeds as well as in words, wherefore one should study
 3 Text, I    |        if you should receive my words with gladness, you would
 4 Text, II   |         teach us through divine words. But so long as our immaturity
 5 Text, IV   |     word. When they recount the words and deeds of good men, you
 6 Text, IV   |      the stage. I have the same words for the historians, and
 7 Text, V    |     strain, we will receive his words with pleasure, since our
 8 Text, V    |       do not remember the exact words, but as far as I recollect
 9 Text, V(22)| attention to the correct use of words. Although severely criticised
10 Text, VI   |       must try to realize their words in his life. For he, who
11 Text, VI   |        in public with brilliant words and with long drawn out
12 Text, VI   |         his life conform to his words, but who says with Euripides, '
13 Text, VII  |         are we to receive those words from the pagan authors which
14 Text, VII  |   tragedy which says in so many words : 'Anger arms the hand against
15 Text, VIII |      keep before him in all his words and deeds? If there were
16 Text, IX   |     hair and clothes is, in the words of Diogenes, the part of