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 1 1 |            philosophy; and to have been a hearer, first of~Bacchius,
 2 1 |     expression which ought to have been used, and in~the way of
 3 1 |       rather than of a man who had been improved. I observed, too,
 4 1 |          that my children have not been stupid nor deformed in body;
 5 1 |        which I should perhaps have been completely engaged, if~I
 6 1 |             and that remedies have been~shown to me by dreams, both
 7 2 |        Remember how long thou hast been putting off these things,
 8 2 |         with the portion~which has been given to thee. Thou seest
 9 2 |           another a man has~seldom been seen to be unhappy; but
10 2 |         more like a person who has been~first wronged and through
11 3 |             To the aids which have been mentioned let this one still
12 3 |         the things of which~it has been compounded, and into which
13 4 |           a small light would have been extinguished: but when the
14 4 |         hatred, and fighting, have~been stretched dead, reduced
15 4 |          arguments by which it has been proved that the world~is
16 4 |        away the complaint,~"I have been harmed." Take away the complaint, "
17 4 |        away the complaint, "I have been harmed,"~and the harm is
18 4 |          is universally useful has been compelled to~do this.~ Consider
19 4 |       whole~remembrance shall have been extinguished as it is transmitted~
20 4 |           bodies of those who~have been buried from time so remote?
21 4 |       everything which~happens has been apportioned and spun out
22 4 |         for as soon as a thing has been seen, it is carried~away,
23 4 |           act~and speak as we have been taught.~ If any god told
24 4 |          after burying another has been laid out dead,~and another
25 5 |          into the world? Or have I been made for this, to~lie in
26 5 |        during so many years I have been supplied~with food and drink;
27 5 |             but thou mightest have been delivered from these things~
28 5 |    whatever purpose each thing has been constituted,~for this it
29 5 |       constituted,~for this it has been constituted, and towards
30 5 |           are made~for society has been shown above. Is it not plain
31 5 |           indivisible~interval has been assigned to thee; and of
32 5 |          how many things thou hast been able to endure: and that~
33 6 |           governs.~ When thou hast been compelled by circumstances
34 6 |           that the~thing which has been made should be adapted to
35 6 |          the work for which it~has been made; and both the vine-planter
36 6 |            How many pleasures have been enjoyed by robbers, patricides,~
37 6 |      things with which thy lot has been cast: and~the men among
38 6 |         does that for which it has~been made, is well, and yet he
39 6 |       consider that they have long been in the~dust. What harm then
40 6 |      amount of substance which has been assigned to~thee, so be
41 7 |            celebrated by fame have been given up to~oblivion; and
42 7 |           fame of others have~long been dead.~ Be not ashamed to
43 7 |       other thing. For~things have been co-ordinated, and they combine
44 7 |            separate, for they have~been constituted for one co-operation.
45 7 |            eagerly they would have been sought, if thou hadst them
46 7 |         best place for him, or has been placed by a~commander, there
47 7 |          and all~other things have been constituted for the sake
48 8 |           the contrary to what has been mentioned.~ On the occasion
49 8 |          ago. Some indeed have not been remembered~even for a short
50 8 |           other part, after it has been~separated and cut asunder,
51 8 |         universal; and when he has~been separated, he has allowed
52 8 |          things, thou hast not yet been injured nor even impeded.
53 8 |            in any way. When it has been made a sphere, it continues~
54 8 |        report. Suppose that it has been reported to thee that a
55 8 |       speaks ill of thee. This has been reported; but that thou~
56 8 |       reported; but that thou~hast been injured, that has not been
57 8 |         been injured, that has not been reported. I see that my
58 9 |            such a way as never has been observed in plants nor in
59 9 |            For the stone which has been thrown up it is no evil
60 9 |            indeed any good to have been carried up.~ Penetrate inwards
61 9 |         perish, and those who have been~spectators of its dissolution
62 9 |             and from eternity have been done in like form, and will
63 9 |          say? That all things~have been and all things always will
64 9 |         and that no power has~ever been found in so many gods to
65 9 |          things, but the world~has been condemned to be found in
66 9 |          Besides wherein hast thou been injured? For thou~wilt find
67 9 |             if the man who has not~been instructed does the acts
68 10|            of~which everything has been compounded, or a change
69 10|         such as thou hast~hitherto been, and to be tom in pieces
70 10| dissatisfied because something has been or is~or shall be of the
71 11|         stopped, it makes what has been set before it full and complete,
72 11|     prevails all things which have been and~all that will be. This
73 11|      universal, for when they~have been fixed in any place perforce
74 12|          only which has flowed and~been derived from himself into
75 12|         religious~observances have been most intimate with the divinity,
76 12|           that if it ought to have been~otherwise, the gods would
77 12|          that it ought not to have been so:- for thou~seest even
78 12|         the right hand; for it has been practised in this.~ Consider
79 12|            the proper time, has he been ill dealt with. But the~
80 12|           anything, those who have been most conspicuous by the~