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 1 2 |          vexed at anything which happens is a separation~of ourselves
 2 2 |      besides, accepting all that happens, and all that is allotted,
 3 3 |        his soul everything which happens and is assigned~to him as
 4 3 |    pleased and content with what happens, and with~the thread which
 5 4 |   Consider that everything which happens, happens justly, and if~
 6 4 |        everything which happens, happens justly, and if~thou observest
 7 4 |       beginning everything which~happens has been apportioned and
 8 4 |          gladly accepts all that~happens, as necessary, as usual,
 9 4 |         the good. For that~which happens equally to him who lives
10 4 |      away~too.~ Everything which happens is as familiar and well
11 5 |        case it~means: That which happens to (or, suits) every man
12 5 |          accept everything which happens, even if it seem~disagreeable,
13 5 |          content with~that which happens to thee; the one, because
14 5 | something of this kind.~ Nothing happens to any man which he is not
15 6 |      also makes everything which happens appear to itself to be such
16 6 |         who find fault with what happens and~those who try to oppose
17 6 |     alone~useful to me. Whatever happens to every man, this is for
18 6 |     neither good nor bad.~ As it happens to thee in the amphitheatre
19 7 |     occasion of everything which happens keep this in mind, that
20 7 |     those who do wrong. And this~happens, if when they do wrong it
21 7 |    present. Understand well what happens either to thee or~to another.
22 7 |     disciplined to meet all~that happens, nor more considerate with
23 7 |      thee.~ Love that only which happens to thee and is spun with
24 7 |   suitable?~ In everything which happens keep before thy eyes those
25 7 |        God. For everything which happens has a~relationship either
26 8 |      things, from which all that happens is~derived.~ Such as bathing
27 8 |         is not content with what happens, and~separates himself from
28 8 |        to a stone. If then there happens to each thing~both what
29 8 |         within, and then nothing happens to thee. Or rather add something,~
30 8 |        who knows everything that happens in the world.~ A cucumber
31 10|          else.~ Everything which happens either happens in such wise
32 10|  Everything which happens either happens in such wise as thou art~
33 10|         to~bear it. If, then, it happens to thee in such way as thou
34 10|     nature to bear it. But if it happens in such wise as thou~art
35 10|     content with everything that happens. And inasmuch as I am in
36 10|          in everything else that happens he resigns himself to the~
37 10|          follow voluntarily what happens; but simply to follow is
38 10|    prepared for everything which happens; but that which~says, Let
39 11|     chale and fret at that which happens.~ ~And~ ~ Life's harvest
40 11|      whole. However, if it often happens, this kind of separation,
41 11|  discontented with anything that~happens, then too it deserts its
42 12|          just and accepting what happens~and saying the truth: if
43 12|       With respect to that which happens conformably to nature, we
44 12|      surprised at~anything which happens in life.~ Either there is
45 12|        without, consider that it happens either by chance or~according
46 12|      this, that everything which happens,~always happened so and
47 12|          will happen so, and now happens so~everywhere; forgotten