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1 1 | and not to meddle with other people's affairs, and not
2 1 | outdoor dress, nor to do other things of the kind; and~
3 1 | never showed~anger or any other passion, but was entirely
4 1 | about the word, or by some other fit~suggestion.~ From Fronto
5 1 | his vexation, nor, on the other hand, was he ever~passionate
6 1 | himself no more than any other citizen; and he~released
7 1 | able to manage his own and other men's affairs. Besides~this,
8 1 | one and to be~sober in the other is the mark of a man who
9 1 | rhetoric, poetry, and the other~studies, in which I should
10 1 | man in his need, or on any other occasion, I was never told
11 2 | thyself relief from~all other thoughts. And thou wilt
12 2 | being carried about~the other way. For those too are triflers
13 2 | compelled to be angry; but the other~is moved by his own impulse
14 2 | remember that no man loses any~other life than this which he
15 2 | now lives, nor lives any other than this~which he now loses.
16 2 | which the natures of all~other things are contained. In
17 3 | of wild boars, and many other things- though they are
18 3 | destroyed Democritus; and~other lice killed Socrates. What
19 3 | intelligence and deity; the other is earth and corruption.~
20 3 | right that anything of any other kind, such as~praise from
21 3 | nor too closely bound~to other things, nor yet detached
22 3 | things, nor yet detached from other things, nothing worthy of~
23 3 | highest~city, of which all other cities are like families;
24 4 | opinion which is within. The~other is that all these things,
25 4 | manner a state. For of~what other common political community
26 4 | for the use of men; the other, to change thy opinion,
27 4 | dissolution make room for other dead bodies; so the souls~
28 4 | daily eaten~by us and the other animals. For what a number
29 4 | without a tunic, and the other without a~book: here is
30 4 | like manner view also the~other epochs of time and of whole
31 5 | it~so: but there are many other things of which thou canst
32 5 | with thy destiny; and the~other, because even that which
33 5 | of the universe; and the other, that~it is in my power
34 5 | and so on for~ever in the other direction. For nothing hinders
35 5 | deprives~himself of, or of other things like them, or even
36 5 | the mind~by virtue of that other sympathy that naturally
37 6 | not in conformity to any other~nature that each thing is
38 6 | whatever I~do. But if the other supposition is true, I venerate,
39 6 | some art, or expert in some~other way, or simply rational
40 6 | not cease to value many~other things too? Then thou wilt
41 6 | behaviour be in all the other parts of life; let us overlook~
42 6 | ignorance.~ I do my duty: other things trouble me not; for
43 6 | man is profitable also to other men. But~let the word profitable
44 6 | turn thy thoughts to the~other kinds of men. To that place
45 6 | Hipparchus, Archimedes, and other men of acute natural talents,~
46 6 | liberality of a third, and some other good~quality of a fourth.
47 6 | towards the~exercise of some other virtue; and remember that
48 7 | end it refers, but in the other watch carefully~what is
49 7 | anything unconnected with any other thing. For~things have been
50 7 | their substance will make other things, and~again other
51 7 | other things, and~again other things from the substance
52 7 | around thee to discover other men's ruling principles,~
53 7 | its constitution; and all~other things have been constituted
54 7 | possible, but to fly from other men's~badness, which is
55 8 | thing compared with any other single thing is equal in
56 8 | relations between thee and other things: the one~to the body
57 8 | considerately.- But perhaps~some other active power will be hindered.-
58 8 | God has allowed this to no other part, after it has been~
59 8 | every rational being all~the other powers that it has, so we
60 8 | trouble itself. But if any other part of thee~suffers, let
61 8 | to the understanding no other man is used~to impede, for
62 8 | herself, and again makes other new things~from these very
63 8 | faculty; and also let every other~man enter into thine.~
64 9 | they are animals; but the other is a~pestilence of men so
65 9 | bring forth, and all the other natural operations~which
66 9 | superior in~comparison with all other things, in the same degree
67 9 | altogether separated from other men.~ Both man and God and
68 9 | there are produced from it~other things of the same kind
69 9 | and as thou findest many other differences and changes
70 9 | thou~art sick, and in any other circumstances; for never
71 9 | another kind of man some other~power. And in all cases
72 9 | anything benevolent or in any other~way conducive to the common
73 10| dissolved for the~production of other like things? Wilt thou never
74 10| thee very much with that other part,~which has the peculiar
75 10| best advisers. But if any other things oppose thee, go on~
76 10| piece of land is like~any other; and that all things here
77 10| fine life and strength and other things; how many and how
78 10| on thyself, think of any other Caesar, and in the~case
79 10| nothing further. For all other obstacles either affect~
80 10| then~the forest produces other leaves in their places.
81 10| in our own case how many other things are there for~which
82 10| benevolent~and mild, and on the other hand not as if thou wast
83 11| wheat's fruitful ear.~ ~And other things of the same kind.~
84 11| justice, and in justice the other~virtues have their foundation:
85 11| things which in some way~or other are considered by the majority
86 12| which is ineffectual for all~other things for want of practice,
87 12| uses and is killed; but the other always has his~hand, and
88 12| to perish in order that other things in continuous~succession
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