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  1 1 |   entirely free from passion, and~also most affectionate; and he
  2 1 |      governed; I learned from him also consistency and undeviating~
  3 1 |      himself a better man. He had also the art of being~humorous
  4 1 |        easily~led by them. He was also easy in conversation, and
  5 2 |          arteries. See the breath also, what kind of a thing it
  6 2 |        around. But then thou must also avoid being carried about~
  7 2 |      would~have provided for this also, that it should be altogether
  8 2 |    operation of nature, but it is~also a thing which conduces to
  9 3 |           left, but another thing also must be taken~into the account,
 10 3 |        daily nearer to death, but also because the conception~of
 11 3 |       first.~ We ought to observe also that even the things which
 12 3 |         with it. And he remembers also that~every rational animal
 13 3 |          s testimony. Be cheerful also, and seek not external help
 14 3 |           appear suitable belongs also to those who do not~believe
 15 4 |          its~own power, and think also of all that thou hast heard
 16 4 |        part is common, the reason also, in respect of~which we
 17 4 |     common: if this is so, common also is~the reason which commands
 18 4 |         so, there is a common law also; if this is so, we are~fellow-citizens;
 19 4 |         political community comes also our very intellectual faculty
 20 4 |      which is nothing, as nothing also returns to non-existence),
 21 4 |     returns to non-existence), so also~the intellectual part comes
 22 4 |          a man worse than he was, also does not make~his life worse,
 23 4 |         remember him will himself also die very~soon; then again
 24 4 |         die very~soon; then again also they who have succeeded
 25 4 |      being praised. I affirm~this also of the things which are
 26 4 |        which are~thus buried, but also of the number of animals
 27 4 |        comes from doing well, but also that~which comes from doing
 28 4 |        only unnecessary acts, but also,~unnecessary thoughts, for
 29 4 |           seen those things? Look also at these. Do not disturb~
 30 4 |         gone. In like manner view also the~other epochs of time
 31 4 |   familiar are now antiquated: so also~the names of those who were
 32 4 |     Leonnatus, and a little after~also Scipio and Cato, then Augustus,
 33 4 |         Cato, then Augustus, then also Hadrian and~Antoninus. For
 34 5 |         is necessary to take~rest also.- It is necessary: however
 35 5 |          exert thyself about this~also, not neglecting it nor yet
 36 5 |           that his social partner also~should perceive it.- It
 37 5 |           habitual thoughts, such also will be the character~of
 38 5 |        man can live, there he can also live well. But he must live
 39 5 |        palace;- well then, he can also live well in a palace. And
 40 5 |           where the~end is, there also is the advantage and the
 41 5 |        things. And in like manner~also reverence that which is
 42 5 |           as that. For in thyself also, that which makes use of~
 43 5 |           so do thou in this case also.~ When thou art calling
 44 6 |       sufficient then in this act also to do well what~we have
 45 6 |        such as it wills to be, it~also makes everything which happens
 46 6 |         just so~then in this life also remember that every duty
 47 6 |         to~intelligence. And thus also in the universe the things
 48 6 |      knowing what they do; as men also when they~are asleep, of
 49 6 |    further thou wilt~observe this also as a general truth, if thou
 50 6 |          to any man is profitable also to other men. But~let the
 51 7 |         truth; if indeed~there is also one perfection for all animals
 52 7 |         see then that for thyself also to change is just the same,
 53 7 |        then will think that death also is no evil.- Certainly not.~
 54 7 | discoursing about men~should look also at earthly things as if
 55 7 |  supremacies. Thou~mayest foresee also the things which will be.
 56 7 |         that~ought to be required also in the whole body. But all
 57 7 |            and besides this, they also take care of them in all~
 58 8 |          EIGHT~ ~ THIS reflection also tends to the removal of
 59 8 | philosopher; and thy~plan of life also opposes it. If then thou
 60 8 |            but sleeping is common also to irrational animals. But~
 61 8 |       each individual's nature is also more~peculiarly its own,
 62 8 |         to its nature, and indeed also~more agreeable.~ Constantly
 63 8 |    universe. If it stays here,~it also changes here, and is dissolved
 64 8 |       same may~be said of a light also.~ Turn it (the body) inside
 65 8 |       received from it this power~also. For as the universal nature
 66 8 |       things a part of itself, so also the rational animal is~able
 67 8 |        nature. And something else also is equally an impediment
 68 8 |          but let thy intelligence also now be in harmony with~the
 69 8 |         man's ruling faculty; and also let every other~man enter
 70 9 |     unjustly~by deceiving; and he also who lies unintentionally,
 71 9 |     afraid of pain will sometimes also~be afraid of some of the
 72 9 |           of thy life bring, such also is dissolution. This,~then,
 73 9 |   envelope. But if thou requirest also a vulgar kind of comfort
 74 9 |       Accordingly then~everything also which participates in the
 75 9 |        things, in the same degree also is it more~ready to mingle
 76 9 |            And it is in thy power also; or say, who hinders~thee?~
 77 9 |         thy old age, for in these also every change was a death.
 78 9 |   knowledge, and that thou mayest also~consider that his ruling
 79 9 |         chance rules, do not thou~also be governed by it.~ Soon
 80 9 |       will~change, and the things also which result from change
 81 9 |           the nature of breath is~also another thing of the same
 82 9 |          impossible. For this man also is one of those shameless
 83 9 |      obtain what is~their own; so also as man is formed by nature
 84 10|   rational animal is consequently also a~political (social) animal.
 85 10|      active at the same~time, and also cheerful and collected.~
 86 10|          law is a runaway. And he also who is grieved~or angry
 87 10|        they now are, in time~past also were; and consider that
 88 10|           screams.~ Like this pig also is he who on his bed in
 89 10|      anger, if this consideration also is added, that the man is~
 90 10|        the race of men.~ ~Leaves, also, are thy children; and leaves,
 91 10|     separated~from the body, such also ought thy departure from
 92 11|        more than itself, which is also the property of Law. Thus
 93 11|         do~the same; and the like also in the matter of the pancratium.
 94 11|       little: and apply this rule also to thy whole life.~ What
 95 11|           off from the whole tree also. So too a man when he is
 96 11|         judgement and action,~but also in the matter of gentleness
 97 11|  otherwise trouble thee. For this also is a weakness, to be vexed
 98 11|           out; and if we remember also that such attention will
 99 11|         deprived of the truth, so also is it unwillingly deprived
100 11|        Fourth, consider that thou also doest many things wrong,
101 11|       shameful is alone~bad, thou also must of necessity do many
102 11|     agreeable to human nature, so also are they more manly; and
103 11|       passion, in the same degree also is it nearer to~strength:
104 11|    characteristic of weakness, so~also is anger. For he who yields
105 11|         But if thou wilt, receive also a tenth present from the
106 11|     compound mass (the body). And also the whole of the earthy
107 11|         deviates from nature. And~also when the ruling faculty
108 11|      justice. For these~qualities also are comprehended under the
109 11|           not enough,~unless this also is added, what this object
110 11|           the common~interest; so also ought we to propose to ourselves
111 11|           perform their work, and also be reminded of~their purity
112 11|     nature; or if it is so, it is also a word of bad~omen to speak
113 11|         our free will.~ Epictetus also said, A man must discover
114 12|         these bodies. And if thou also usest~thyself to do this,
115 12|         if it were just, it~would also be possible; and if it were
116 12|          is,~and at the same time also shouldst see at a glance
117 12|      there be present to thy mind also everything of this~sort,