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 1 1 |         kinsmen~and friends, nearly everything good. Further, I owe it
 2 2 |            than a man who traverses everything in a~round, and pries into
 3 2 |          And, to say all in a word,~everything which belongs to the body
 4 3 |          the series of our thoughts everything that is without a purpose
 5 3 |             it should be plain that everything in thee is~simple and benevolent,
 6 3 |         accepting with all his soul everything which happens and is assigned~
 7 3 |            mankind; if thou~findest everything else smaller and of less
 8 3 |             he who has preferred to everything~intelligence and daemon
 9 3 |            is, and what kind of use everything~performs in it, and what
10 3 |      performs in it, and what value everything has with reference to the~
11 3 |            and human, and for~doing everything, even the smallest, with
12 3 |             shut the doors. If then everything else is common~to all that
13 4 |         torment thee.- See how soon~everything is forgotten, and look at
14 4 |             do this.~ Consider that everything which happens, happens justly,
15 4 |      clinging to something else...~ Everything which is in any way beautiful
16 4 |    comprehension or understanding.~ Everything harmonizes with me, which
17 4 |            is in due~time for thee. Everything is fruit to me which thy
18 4 |         universe from the beginning everything which~happens has been apportioned
19 4 |         that the attention given to everything has its proper value and~
20 4 |       whatever things she pleases.~ Everything is only for a day, both
21 4 |           new~things like them. For everything that exists is in a manner
22 4 |          will be carried away~too.~ Everything which happens is as familiar
23 4 |        having modesty, freedom, and~everything else, by the presence of
24 4 |              accordingly say and do everything in conformity with the soundest~
25 5 |           thy~health. And so accept everything which happens, even if it
26 5 |           dost~not succeed in doing everything according to right principles;
27 5 |             that which makes use of~everything else, is this, and thy life
28 5 |        co-ordinated and assigned to everything its proper~portion, and
29 5 |           self-restraint;~but as to everything which is beyond the limits
30 6 |          wills to be, it~also makes everything which happens appear to
31 6 |     disposition and social~acts. Do everything as a disciple of Antoninus.
32 6 |           things has seen all, both everything which~has taken place from
33 6 |         place from all eternity and everything which will be for~time without
34 6 |          act~according to its will, everything in thee is in conformity
35 7 |              And on the~occasion of everything which happens keep this
36 7 |    participate in the same reason.~ Everything material soon disappears
37 7 |         substance of the whole;~and everything formal (causal) is very
38 7 |           reason; and the memory of everything is very soon~overwhelmed
39 7 |          what is more suitable?~ In everything which happens keep before
40 7 |      temperance and benevolence and everything of the kind. It is most~
41 7 |          belongs to man or God. For everything which happens has a~relationship
42 7 |            universe. But now either~everything that takes place comes by
43 8 |           when it is~satisfied with everything that is assigned to it by
44 8 |             just, since it gives to everything in equal portions~and according
45 8 |       change, and~they murmur not.~ Everything exists for some end, a horse,
46 8 |            Nature has had regard in everything no less to the end than
47 8 |           is every part of life and everything.~ Lucilla saw Verus die,
48 8 |             Antoninus~died. Such is everything. Celer saw Hadrian die,
49 8 |            in its~predestined place everything which stands in the way
50 8 |         with welcome eyes and using everything according to~its value.~
51 8 |     something,~like a man who knows everything that happens in the world.~
52 8 |          has circumscribed herself,~everything within her which appears
53 8 |       himself who repents of nearly everything~that he does?~ No longer
54 9 |     disposition of~contentment with everything which happens- that is enough.~
55 9 |          same kind with themselves.~Everything which is earthy turns towards
56 9 |            turns towards the earth, everything which~is liquid flows together,
57 9 |          liquid flows together, and everything which is of an aerial kind~
58 9 |          ignition. Accordingly then~everything also which participates
59 9 |            worthless in the matter. Everything now is just as it was in~
60 9 |          about dead bodies, such is everything; and so what is~exhibited
61 9 |          itself in motion once, and everything else comes by way of sequence
62 9 |           rapidity, he will despise everything which is~perishable.~ The
63 9 |          winter torrent: it carries~everything along with it. But how worthless
64 9 |          which is the foundation of~everything! Water, dust, bones, filth:
65 9 |          and purple dye, blood; and everything~else is of the same kind.
66 10|     convince thyself that thou hast everything~and that it comes from the
67 10|           comes from the gods, that everything is well for thee, and~will
68 10|        thyself about nothing else.~ Everything which happens either happens
69 10|            formed by nature to bear everything, with respect to which it~
70 10|             I shall be~content with everything that happens. And inasmuch
71 10|             The parts of the whole, everything, I mean, which is naturally~
72 10|           the elements out of~which everything has been compounded, or
73 10|             to look on and so to do everything, that at the same~time the
74 10|            from among men and leave~everything here, he gives himself up
75 10|             all his~actions, and in everything else that happens he resigns
76 10|       turning of a gimlet.~ Look at everything that exists, and observe
77 10| putrefaction or~dispersion, or that everything is so constituted by nature
78 10|        Severally on the occasion of everything that thou doest, pause and~
79 10|         flame and brightness out of everything that is thrown~into it.~
80 10|            consider as an enjoyment~everything which it is in his power
81 10|       reason are able to go through~everything that opposes them, and in
82 10|            ought to be prepared for everything which happens; but that
83 11|             beloved forthwith reads everything in the eyes of lovers. The
84 11|             and become a~robber and everything else.~ Eighth, consider
85 12|           thy departure, neglecting everything~else thou shalt respect
86 12|           hindered by another; that everything is~opinion.~ In the application
87 12|             flesh,~the poor breath, everything else; for the intelligence
88 12|             let thy efforts be-~ In everything always observe what the
89 12|           may exist.~ Consider that everything is opinion, and opinion
90 12|    promontory, thou wilt find calm, everything~stable, and a waveless bay.~
91 12|         ever young and perfect.~And everything which is useful to the universal
92 12|           hast forgotten this, that everything which happens,~always happened
93 12|         deity; forgotten this,~that everything is opinion; and lastly thou
94 12|            present to thy mind also everything of this~sort, how Fabius
95 12|            pride; and how worthless everything~is after which men violently