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 1 PreGreek|         ripe wisdom tells us, "We ought not to cleprecatingly shun
 2 I       |          hard questions." 47A man ought then in three ways to record
 3 I       |           because he that ploweth ought to plow in hope, and he
 4 I       |          more Divine. And this we ought to know, that the chief
 5 V       |         books"; firstly, that one ought not to have many books:
 6 V       |         books: secondly, that one ought not to compose many books;
 7 V       |      lesson appears to be that we ought not to make too many books.
 8 IX      |         false interpretations. We ought, then, to know that the
 9 IX      |            Speaking generally, we ought to be aware that inasmuch
10 XI      | difficulties, nor slight them; we ought rather to have our share
11 XII     |       CHAP. XII.  ---- That a man ought not to faint in reading
12 XVII    |           Aphrodite was Pleasure, ought we not much rather to approve
13 XVII    |         human names is true, what ought we to think of names which
14 XVIII   |           Him who teaches that we ought to worship God only, and
15 XVIII   |         to philosophy; whereas we ought to give philosophy credit
16 XVIII   |        benefit to be a fact, they ought to confess their gratitude
17 XVIII   |         from many vices; and they ought to bear witness to it, that
18 XVIII   |          manner of man the bishop ought to be, he gave the teacher
19 XIX     |  qualities, and become such as it ought to be if it is to live in
20 XX      |   public-spirited philosopher, he ought not only to refrain from
21 XX      |        and are wiser than man, he ought to have fully shown that
22 XX      |          of God." 427~~~~~~23. And we ought to know that the knowledge
23 XXI     |          inquire and judge how we ought to meet any particular combination
24 XXI     |       such and such offences." We ought to attend to the nature
25 XXI     |        reply we shall say that we ought thus to understand these
26 XXI     |     such-like things, though they ought to defend them like those
27 XXII    |         assistance. ~2. "And they ought," he says, "to keep their
28 XXII    |          conclusion that "all men ought to live according to the
29 XXIII   |           the observer, they say, ought to do this in the case of
30 XXIV    |          who is desirous to learn ought not to give a mere random
31 XXVI    |          taught by ethics that we ought to choose righteousness,
32 XXVI    |        these virtues; and that we ought to shun the contraries to
33 XXVI    |         righteous, no ungodly man ought to have health or wealth.