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 1 1 |        only from~evil deeds, but even from evil thoughts; and
 2 1 |        look to nothing else, not even for a moment, except~to
 3 1 |       when a friend finds fault,~even if he should find fault
 4 1 |    before the proper season, but even deferred the time; that
 5 2 |        of kinship; and sometimes even, in~a manner, they move
 6 2 |      turns away from any man, or even moves~towards him with the
 7 2 |          is, it being right that even the smallest things~be done
 8 3 |       ought to observe also that even the things which follow
 9 3 |     pleasure. And so he will see even the~real gaping jaws of
10 3 |          is no want of gods, not even there.~But if to a state
11 3 |          men, since they are not even satisfied with themselves.~
12 3 |          good. All these things, even though they may seem to
13 3 |         he cares not at all:~for even if he must depart immediately,
14 3 |     longest posthumous fame, and even this only continued by a~
15 3 |       soon die, and who~know not even themselves, much less him
16 3 |        and for~doing everything, even the smallest, with a recollection
17 3 |     means of appearances belongs even to~animals; to be pulled
18 4 |       will be dead; and~soon not even your names will be left
19 4 |      those~who will remember are even immortal, and that the remembrance
20 4 |     conclude the matter, what is even an eternal remembrance?
21 4 |         men's ruling principles, even those of the wise, what
22 4 |        as if we~were asleep, for even in sleep we seem to act
23 5 |       third in a manner does not even~know what he has done, but
24 5 |         whom I spoke before, for even they are misled~by a certain
25 5 |       such a cause as it is. And~even those who are completely
26 5 |       Many as a matter of course even among his prescriptions~
27 5 |        everything which happens, even if it seem~disagreeable,
28 5 |           and the~other, because even that which comes severally
29 5 |     felicity and~perfection, nay even of its very continuance.
30 5 |   altogether~unintelligible; nay even to the Stoics themselves
31 5 |        hardly~possible to endure even the most agreeable of them,
32 5 |     worth being highly prized~or even an object of serious pursuit,
33 5 |        to the many, we~may learn even from this. For if any man
34 5 |        by the comic writer. Thus even the~many perceive the difference.
35 5 |       hinders us from saying so,~even if the universe is administered
36 5 |       other things like them, or even when he is~deprived of any
37 5 |         and either a~name or not even a name; but name is sound
38 6 |          thou shalt do this; for even three hours so~spent are
39 6 |          out to the evening, not~even requiring to relieve himself
40 6 |          activities of the mind, even these are~for the present
41 6 |          different fashions: and even~those co-operate abundantly,
42 6 |        for the universe had need~even of such men as these. It
43 6 |         well, for it is not easy even to~imagine a deity without
44 6 |      that thy thoughts come down even to~Philistion and Phoebus
45 6 |    versatile, confident, mockers even of~the perishable and ephemeral
46 6 |         a benevolent disposition even~to liars and unjust men.~
47 6 |     persuade them (men). But act even against their~will, when
48 7 |          peculiar to man to love even those who do wrong. And
49 7 |       contrary to reason. For~if even the perception of doing
50 7 |    greatest tranquility of mind, even if all the world cry out
51 7 |         much as they choose, and even if wild beasts tear in pieces~
52 7 |    consequence or continuity;~or even the chief things towards
53 8 |        same things nevertheless, even~though thou shouldst burst.~
54 8 |       and ungrateful people, nay even to~care for them.~ Let no
55 8 |         but if thou canst not do even this,~of what use is it
56 8 |      vine. Why dost thou~wonder? Even the sun will say, I am for
57 8 |          for it to~come down, or even to have fallen? And what
58 8 |       part of the~world; and not even here do all agree, no, not
59 8 |         have not been remembered~even for a short time, and others
60 8 |          others have disappeared even from fables. Remember this~
61 8 |       unable to hold out against even~this.~ Does Panthea or Pergamus
62 8 |         not yet been injured nor even impeded. The things~however
63 8 |         intentionally given pain even to another.~ Different things
64 8 |      correcting thy~opinion? And even if thou art pained because
65 8 |        it does not choose to do, even if it resist from mere obstinacy.~
66 8 |        of these things could not even say for what purpose he
67 9 |         happen in the world, and~even this is impiety. And he
68 9 |         fire which is here, that even every substance which is~
69 9 |       kind with~itself, or moves even more. For so much as it
70 9 |          in a manner,~loves; for even in animals there are souls,
71 9 |        which are~still superior, even though they are separated
72 9 |       able to produce a sympathy even in things which are~separated.
73 9 |       and for~some purposes they even help them to get health,
74 9 |   nations, and how many know not even thy~name, and how many will
75 9 |      that the gods do not aid us even~in the things which are
76 10|      blame thyself, or blame not even thyself.~ Whatever may happen
77 10|      that it cannot be compelled~even by any external cause to
78 10|  incredible. But if a man~should even drop the term Nature (as
79 10|         these things as natural, even then it would be ridiculous~
80 10|          shalt maintain them, or even~depart at once from life,
81 10|         do against him, he never even thinks of it, being himself~
82 10|    penetrated by true principles even the briefest~precept is
83 10|       from such a life, in which even my~associates in behalf
84 11|      accomplished thus, and that even they bear them who cry out "
85 11|        some good~things are said even by these writers, everybody
86 11|     every man, and ready~to show even him his mistake, not reproachfully,
87 11|         and~strive towards this, even if it bring no reputation;
88 11|       art a man like others; and even if thou dost abstain from
89 11|      consider that thou dost not even understand whether men are~
90 11|        that this is so, and that even~bees do not do as he does,
91 12|           he could not endure it even for a single day. So much~
92 12|         been so:- for thou~seest even of thyself that in this
93 12|  irrationally.~ Practise thyself even in the things which thou
94 12| despairest of~accomplishing. For even the left hand, which is
95 12|         ruling intelligence. And even~if the tempest carry thee
96 12|      this is a wrongful act? And even if he has~done wrong, how
97 12|       and ash and a tale, or not even~a tale. And let there be