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 1 2 |         the advantage of the whole universe, of which thou art a~part.
 2 2 |      maintain this nature. Now the~universe is preserved, as by the
 3 2 |           at last perceive of what universe thou art a~part, and of
 4 2 |          what administrator of the universe thy existence is an~efflux,
 5 2 |           is it to~me to live in a universe devoid of gods or devoid
 6 2 |    possible that the nature of the universe has~overlooked them; nor
 7 2 |           things disappear, in the universe the bodies~themselves, but
 8 2 |           it were, a tumour on the universe, so far~as it can. For to
 9 3 |          which are produced in the universe, there is hardly one of
10 3 |           the~conflagration of the universe, was filled with water internally
11 3 |         the same time~what kind of universe this is, and what kind of
12 4 |        assigned to thee~out of the universe.- Recall to thy recollection
13 4 |        hast already witnessed. The universe is transformation:~life
14 4 |        seminal intelligence of the universe, and in this way make~room
15 4 |           is harmonious to thee, O~Universe. Nothing for me is too early
16 4 |          to thee?~Well; out of the universe from the beginning everything
17 4 |       Either it is a well-arranged universe or a chaos huddled together,~
18 4 |      huddled together,~but still a universe. But can a certain order
19 4 |            he is a stranger to the universe who does not know what is
20 4 |            He is an abscess on the universe who withdraws and separates~
21 4 |    consider that the nature of the Universe loves~nothing so much as
22 4 |              Constantly regard the universe as one living being, having
23 4 |           reason which~governs the universe; and the things which daily
24 5 |         their several parts of the universe? And art thou unwilling~
25 5 |             That~the nature of the universe prescribed to this man disease
26 5 |       fitness, harmony. And as the universe is made up out~of all bodies
27 5 |         this, to the health of the~universe and to the prosperity and
28 5 |          and felicity of Zeus (the universe).~For he would not have
29 5 |        power which administers the universe a cause of felicity and~
30 5 |   conformable to the nature of the universe; and the other, that~it
31 5 |       change into some part of the universe, and that again will change
32 5 |           into~another part of the universe, and so on for ever. And
33 5 |        from saying so,~even if the universe is administered according
34 5 |          that which is best in the universe; and this is that which~
35 5 |            The intelligence of the universe is social. Accordingly it
36 5 |       revolutions) administers the~universe.~ Soon, very soon, thou
37 6 |               THE substance of the universe is obedient and compliant;
38 6 |    conformity to the nature of the universe every single thing is~accomplished,
39 6 |          independent of this.~ The universe is either a confusion, and
40 6 |          seminal~principles of the universe, or they were alike dispersed
41 6 |          Europe are corners of the universe: all the sea a drop in~the
42 6 |          all the sea a drop in~the universe; Athos a little clod of
43 6 |         Athos a little clod of the universe: all the present~time is
44 6 |     connexion of all things in the universe~and their relation to one
45 6 | intelligence. And thus also in the universe the things which belong
46 6 |            which take place in the~universe. But men co-operate after
47 6 |          and to hinder it; for the universe had need~even of such men
48 7 |           combine to form the same~universe (order). For there is one
49 7 |           order). For there is one universe made up of all things, and~
50 7 |           the An moved to make the universe. But now either~everything
51 7 |            the ruling power of the~universe directs its own movement
52 8 |          died falls not out of the universe. If it stays here,~it also
53 8 |          which~are elements of the universe and of thyself. And these
54 8 |        survey of the nature of the~universe and of the things which
55 8 |         does no harm at all to the universe; and~particularly, the wickedness
56 9 |           Both man and God and the universe produce fruit; at the proper~
57 9 |         destruction, and the whole universe too.~ It is thy duty to
58 9 |            faculty and that of the universe~and that of thy neighbour:
59 9 |           it just:~and that of the universe, that thou mayest remember
60 9 |          periodic movements of the universe are the same, up and down~
61 9 |            comprehending the whole~universe in thy mind, and by contemplating
62 10|       incident to it.~ Whether the universe is a concourse of atoms,
63 10|   principle, but the nature of the~universe has this principle besides,
64 10|      naturally~comprehended in the universe, must of necessity perish;
65 10|           what place it has in the universe, and how long~it is formed
66 10|      solemn aether loves": and the~universe loves to make whatever is
67 10|           to be. I say then to the~universe, that I love as thou lovest.
68 11|     further it traverses the~whole universe, and the surrounding vacuum,
69 11|            about the nature of the universe,~and others about the proper
70 11|      suitable to the nature~of the universe, since thou art a human
71 11|          to~the disposition of the universe they are overpowered here
72 12|        wilt be a man worthy of the universe~which has produced thee,
73 12|    anything in the ordering of the universe to be~neglected unjustly
74 12|           of whose parts the whole universe continues ever young and