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 1 1 |        consideration: he had the power of~readily accommodating
 2 1 |       that it is in such a man's power to bring himself very near
 3 2 |       put all the means in man's power to enable him not to fall
 4 2 |         be altogether in a man's~power not to fall into it. Now
 5 2 |       the knowledge, but not the power to guard against or correct~
 6 2 |           either through want of power or want of skill, that good~
 7 2 |           and by the abstractive power of reflection resolves into~
 8 2 |         which deprives us of the~power of distinguishing things
 9 3 |        of things, and retain the power of contemplation~which strives
10 3 |           will not fail; but the power of making use of ourselves,
11 3 |    observation of our own ruling power. We ought then to check~
12 3 |         praise from the many, or power, or enjoyment of pleasure,
13 3 |      thyself, while it is in thy power.~ They know not how many
14 4 |         of men,~for it is in thy power whenever thou shalt choose
15 4 |     apart and discovered its~own power, and think also of all that
16 4 |       livest, while it is in thy power, be good.~ How much trouble
17 4 |     desiring~counsulship, kingly power. Well then, that life of
18 4 |       thee in which~subsists the power of forming opinions about
19 4 |   opinions about evils. Let this power~then not form such opinions,
20 4 |      tyrants who have used their power over men's lives with terrible~
21 5 |      which~are altogether in thy power, sincerity, gravity, endurance
22 5 | severally to every man is to~the power which administers the universe
23 5 |           as far as it is in thy power, when thou art~dissatisfied,
24 5 |          other, that~it is in my power never to act contrary to
25 5 |      disposition, which have the power of~acting conditionally
26 5 |      gone out,...so it is in~thy power to live here. But if men
27 5 |         neither thine nor in thy power.~ Thou canst pass thy life
28 6 |       with the~whole respiratory power, which thou didst receive
29 6 |      gymnasium. For it~is in our power, as I said, to get out of
30 6 |   activity, all these are in its power. And of these~however only
31 6 |       from that universal ruling~power either directly proceeding
32 6 |         there~abides in them the power which made them; wherefore
33 6 |         it fit~to reverence this power, and to think, that, if
34 6 |         which are not within thy power thou shalt~suppose to be
35 6 |          things~which are in our power to be good or bad, there
36 6 |          own good.~ It is in our power to have no opinion about
37 6 |       themselves have no natural power~to form our judgements.~
38 6 |         a false opinion has~less power than the bile in the jaundiced
39 7 |   extinguished? But it is in thy~power continuously to fan these
40 7 |       recover thy life is in thy power. Look at things~again as
41 7 |         injured. And it is in my power not to think so.~ Whatever
42 7 |         which has~completely the power of forming an opinion about
43 7 |        at all times it is in thy power piously to~acquiesce in
44 7 |         to have allowed thee the power of circumscribing~thyself
45 7 |   obedient to God.~ It is in thy power to live free from all compulsion
46 7 |         towards which the ruling power of the~universe directs
47 8 |      that it is no longer in thy power to have lived the whole
48 8 |          things which are in its power, and when it is~satisfied
49 8 |         If a thing is in thy own power, why dost thou do it? But
50 8 |          it? But if it is in~the power of another, whom dost thou
51 8 |       the soul; but it is in the power of the soul to~maintain
52 8 |         thyself: now it is in~my power to let no badness be in
53 8 |        its value.- Remember this power~which thou hast from nature.~
54 8 |        perhaps~some other active power will be hindered.- Well,
55 8 |     provision, that it is in thy power again to unite~thyself.
56 8 |         for he has put it in his~power not to be separated at all
57 8 |       have received from it this power~also. For as the universal
58 8 |       about it. And it is in thy~power to wipe out this judgement
59 8 |      things. For the intelligent~power is no less diffused in all
60 8 |        it to him than the aerial power for him who~is able to respire
61 8 |         to him who has it in his power to be released from it,
62 8 |        another, still the ruling power of each~of us has its own
63 9 |        ruling faculty in its own power.~ Among the animals which
64 9 |        there are souls, and that power which~brings them together
65 9 |       they are. And it is in thy power also; or say, who hinders~
66 9 |          motion, if it is in thy power, and~do not look about thee
67 9 |         will be bad, and that no power has~ever been found in so
68 9 |          Either the gods have no power or they have power. If,
69 9 |       have no power or they have power. If, then, they~have no
70 9 |           If, then, they~have no power, why dost thou pray to them?
71 9 |        to them? But if they have power, why~dost thou not pray
72 9 |          have placed them~in thy power. Well, then, is it not better
73 9 |     better to use what is in thy power~like a free man than to
74 9 |    abject way what is not~in thy power? And who has told thee that
75 9 |          things which are in our power? Begin, then, to pray for
76 9 |   another kind of man some other~power. And in all cases it is
77 10|          Nature (as an efficient power), and should~speak of these
78 10|        that at the same~time the power of dealing with circumstances
79 10|         fear, since it is in thy power to~inquire what ought to
80 10|          hidden way, and~see the power just as we see the power
81 10|         power just as we see the power which carries things~downwards
82 10|       Let it not be in any man's power to say truly of thee that
83 10|        this is~altogether in thy power. For who is he that shall
84 10|        this may~be, it is in thy power to do it or to say it, and
85 10|    everything which it is in his power to do according to his own
86 10|         nature.~And it is in his power everywhere. Now, it is not
87 10|       hidden within: this is the power of persuasion, this is life,
88 11|        society, for it is in our power to grow again to~that which
89 11|     living in the best way, this power is in the soul, if it be~
90 11|       ourselves, it being in our~power not to write them, and it
91 11|        them, and it being in our power, if perchance these~judgements
92 11|      unwillingly deprived of the power~of behaving to each man
93 11|      things which are not in our power.~ The dispute then, he said,
94 12|         so that~the intellectual power exempt from the things of
95 12|        form~and purpose.~ What a power man has to do nothing except
96 12|   opinion, and opinion is in thy power.~Take away then, when thou