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  1 1 |           home, and to know that on such things~a man should spend
  2 1 |         driving away of daemons and such things; and~not to breed
  3 1 |           myself up passionately~to such things; and to endure freedom
  4 1 |          the blame~which he got for such conduct; and he was neither
  5 1 |             any~particular faculty, such as that of eloquence or
  6 1 |     donations to the people, and in such things, for he was~a man
  7 1 |           who asked his pardon; and such was all~his behaviour. There
  8 1 |        perfect and~invincible soul, such as he showed in the illness
  9 1 |             favour,~there never was such a concurrence of circumstances
 10 1 |             show; but~that it is in such a man's power to bring himself
 11 1 |        thank the gods for giving me such a brother, who was~able
 12 1 |             has held out so long in such a kind of life; that I never
 13 1 |           from another; that I have such a wife,~so obedient, and
 14 2 |             comparison of bad acts- such a comparison as~one would
 15 2 |          the intention of injuring, such as are the souls of~those
 16 3 |          with chaste eyes; and many such things will present themselves,
 17 3 |       something else~when thou hast such thoughts as these, What
 18 3 |          thoughts as these, What is such a person doing,~and why,
 19 3 |          simple and benevolent, and such as befits a social animal,
 20 3 |            mind. For the man who is such and no longer delays being
 21 3 |             praise which comes~from such men, since they are not
 22 3 |         anything of any other kind, such as~praise from the many,
 23 3 |         need of with respect to it, such as gentleness, manliness,
 24 4 |         thou too art wont to desire such things very~much. But this
 25 4 | particularly when he~has within him such thoughts that by looking
 26 4 |         from some source.~ Death is such as generation is, a mystery
 27 4 |            things should be done by such persons, it~is a matter
 28 4 |          every action.~ Do not have such an opinion of things as
 29 4 |             who does thee wrong,~or such as he wishes thee to have,
 30 4 |         spoiled by being blamed? Is~such a thing as an emerald made
 31 4 |            this power~then not form such opinions, and all is well.
 32 4 |            the fruit in summer; for such is disease, and death, and~
 33 4 |             fearing the future. For~such a thing as this might have
 34 4 |         continued free from pain on such an occasion. Why~then is
 35 4 |            the soundest~reason. For such a purpose frees a man from
 36 5 |           man his little glory. And such men, when they have a~violent
 37 5 |             out~of all bodies to be such a body as it is, so out
 38 5 |           destiny) is made up to be such a cause as it is. And~even
 39 5 |            destiny) brought this to such a~person.- This then was
 40 5 |           knowledge?~ Things are in such a kind of envelopment that
 41 5 |          able to endure himself. In such darkness then and~dirt and
 42 5 |        things as being really good, such as prudence, temperance,
 43 5 |         ever. And by consequence~of such a change I too exist, and
 44 5 |          and this is the reason why such acts~are named catorthoseis
 45 5 |         degree he is a better man.~ Such as are thy habitual thoughts,
 46 5 |          are thy habitual thoughts, such also will be the character~
 47 5 |         with~a continuous series of such thoughts as these: for instance,
 48 5 |           may think proper to make, such it makes for itself the
 49 5 |          fool who is puffed up with such things or plagued about
 50 5 |         this danger do thee? He has~such a mouth, he has such arm-pits:
 51 5 |            has~such a mouth, he has such arm-pits: it is necessary
 52 5 |      arm-pits: it is necessary that such an~emanation must come from
 53 5 |            emanation must come from such things- but the man has
 54 5 |          hitherto~behaved to all in such a way that this may be said
 55 5 |             have good repute~amidst such a world as this is an empty
 56 6 |           and~while it makes itself such as it is and such as it
 57 6 |            itself such as it is and such as it wills to be, it~also
 58 6 |      happens appear to itself to be such as~it wills.~ In conformity
 59 6 |           combination of things and such a disorder? And why do I
 60 6 |             have meat before us and such eatables we receive the~
 61 6 |          the blood of a shell-fish: such then are these impressions,
 62 6 |            or natural organization, such as stones, wood, fig-trees,~
 63 6 |         respiration of the~air. For such as it is to have once drawn
 64 6 |             dyed with this dye; for such things happen. Keep thyself
 65 6 |            Strive to continue to be such as philosophy wished to~
 66 6 |            little he was satisfied, such as lodging, bed,~dress,
 67 6 |            of necessity be that,~if such a bad thing befall thee
 68 6 |          befall thee or the loss of such a good thing, thou~wilt
 69 6 |           universe had need~even of such men as these. It remains
 70 6 |            one end. But be not thou such a part as the mean~and ridiculous
 71 6 |             in the amphitheatre and such places, that~the continual
 72 6 |             of man, as Menippus and such as~are like him. As to all
 73 6 |            didst thou desire?- Some such effort as~this.- But thou
 74 7 |           duty then in the midst of such things to show~good humour
 75 7 |            opinion turn itself into such ways. Let the body itself
 76 7 |             will never deviate into such a judgement. The~leading
 77 7 |          But if thou dost not think such things to be good or evil,~
 78 7 |             not possible, he said.-~Such a man then will think that
 79 7 |              for as to a man~living such or such a time, at least
 80 7 |             to a man~living such or such a time, at least one who
 81 7 |      elements~into one another; for such thoughts purge away the
 82 7 |     contraries.~ Consider the past; such great changes of political
 83 7 |            us are the same as pain, such as excessive~drowsiness,
 84 7 |             and to be recognised~as such by no one. Always bear this
 85 7 |            tolerate continually men such as they are and so many~
 86 8 |             the rest of thy life in such wise as~thy nature wills.
 87 8 |        should look after it. But no such man would~ever repent of
 88 8 |              death and life, he has such and such opinions, it will~
 89 8 |           and life, he has such and such opinions, it will~seem nothing
 90 8 |           strange to me, if he does such and such~things; and I shall
 91 8 |             me, if he does such and such~things; and I shall bear
 92 8 |     surprised if the world produces such and~such things of which
 93 8 |             world produces such and~such things of which it is productive;
 94 8 |           that happens is~derived.~ Such as bathing appears to thee-
 95 8 |            and then Antoninus~died. Such is everything. Celer saw
 96 8 |          from the rest of the body, such does a man make~himself,
 97 8 |           and opposes it,~and makes such things a part of itself,
 98 8 |         material, and to use it for~such purposes as it may have
 99 8 |          after time~will be exactly such as these whom they cannot
100 8 |            Do not add, And why were~such things made in the world?
101 8 |         does not glide or fall off. Such then ought to~be the out-pouring
102 9 |           impiety. For of necessity such a man must often find fault~
103 9 |        beings and of~changes and of such like successions.~ It would
104 9 |           much more indeed than any such corruption and change of~
105 9 |             which nature wills. For such as it is to be~young and
106 9 |          seasons of thy life bring, such also is dissolution. This,~
107 9 |             superior degree,~and in such a way as never has been
108 9 |         gods, too, are indulgent to such persons; and for~some purposes
109 9 |         carrying about dead bodies, such is everything; and so what
110 9 |          goes~on well, and consider such an event to be no small
111 9 |           in like form, and will be~such to time without end. What,
112 9 |            Begin, then, to pray for such~things, and thou wilt see.
113 9 |              says he, did I talk on such subjects to~those who visited
114 9 |              while~participating in such movements as go on in the
115 9 |          that it is impossible that such kind of men should~not exist,
116 9 |       because thou didst not~expect such a man to err in such a way.
117 9 |         expect such a man to err in such a way. For thou hadst means
118 9 |            trust that a man who had such a disposition would~keep
119 9 |           it absolutely, nor yet in such way as to have received
120 10|          things? Wilt thou never be such that thou~shalt so dwell
121 10|           happens either happens in such wise as thou art~formed
122 10|         then, it happens to thee in such way as thou art formed~by
123 10|            it. But if it happens in such wise as thou~art not formed
124 10|           then, that I am a part of such a whole, I shall be~content
125 10|             fall into evil, or have such results happened without
126 10|            fame, and death, and all such things. If, then, thou~maintainest
127 10|         life. For to continue to be such as thou hast~hitherto been,
128 10|            in pieces and defiled in such a life,~is the character
129 10|             to produce~magnanimity. Such a man has put off the body,
130 10|             or blame on others, are such as they~are at bed and at
131 10|             man ought to~be, but be such.~ Constantly contemplate
132 10|            child. What a thing from~such a material! Again, the child
133 10|        things which are produced in such a hidden way, and~see the
134 10|             consider how all things such as they now are, in time~
135 10|         Croesus;~for all those were such dramas as we see now, only
136 10|        longer,~unless thou shalt be such. For neither does reason
137 10|            to live,~if thou art not such.~ What is that which as
138 10|          lament till thy~mind is in such a condition that, what luxury
139 10|           those who enjoy~pleasure, such shall be to thee, in the
140 10|           that opposes them, and in such manner as they are formed
141 10|         fame to~aftertimes. For all such things as these "are produced
142 10|          thus: I am going away from such a life, in which even my~
143 10|            separated~from the body, such also ought thy departure
144 11|            itself, and makes itself such as it chooses; the fruit
145 11|          dance and in a~play and in such like things, where the whole
146 11|          mind, and never stop~doing such good.~ What is thy art?
147 11|        knows: but the~whole plan of such poetry and dramaturgy, to
148 11|          interior parts~ought to be such, and a man ought to be seen
149 11|            written on the forehead. Such as a man's~character is,
150 11|            if we remember also that such attention will only be for
151 11|           about reputation, or some such~mean motive, thou dost abstain
152 11|              thou dost abstain from such faults.~ Fifth, consider
153 11|        anger~and vexation caused by such acts than by the acts themselves,
154 11|           winter is a madman's act: such is he who~looks for his
155 12|           and dwelling and fame and~such like externals and show.~
156 12|        governor, be content that in such a~tempest thou hast in thyself
157 12|          what must a man~do who has such a character? If then thou