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 1 II    |        to yourself. There is no reason, therefore, to count anyone
 2 III   |   season!" 7 What, then, is the reason of this? You live as if
 3 IV(10)|       was sentenced to death by reason of his intrigue with the
 4 V     |         end, though not without reason! How tearful the words he
 5 VI    |       The space you have, which reason can prolong, although it
 6 VII   |        of it. ~ And there is no reason for you to suppose that
 7 VII   |        hold. And so there is no reason for you to think that any
 8 VIII  |       of the eyes, and for this reason it is counted a very cheap
 9 VIII  |         when. ~ Yet there is no reason for you to suppose that
10 XII   |        engrossed "? There is no reason for you to suppose that
11 XIII  |        it wins our attention by reason of the attractiveness of
12 XIII  | Claudius, and this was the very reason he was surnamed Caudex,
13 XVI   |      invoke death, have you any reason to think it any proof that
14 XVI   |       it. And, too, you have no reason to think that this is any
15 XVIII |       people neither listens to reason, nor is appeased by justice,
16 XVIII |   vitals of the state—with good reason, you may be sure. For certain