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 1 1 |  Sinuessa to my mother; and with respect to those who have~offended
 2 1 | concealment of his opinions with respect to those whom he condemned,~
 3 1 |       neither superstitious with~respect to the gods, nor did he
 4 1 |      more remiss in action, with respect to the~things which must
 5 1 |          time, pleased me by his respect and affection;~that my children
 6 3 |          and deeper insight with respect to the things~which are
 7 3 |       virtue I~have need of with respect to it, such as gentleness,
 8 4 |      nature, is so~affected with respect to the events which happen,
 9 4 |      common, the reason also, in respect of~which we are rational
10 4 |           I do not say~only with respect to the continuity of the
11 4 |       series of things, but~with respect to what is just, and as
12 4 |       but in every movement have respect to~justice, and on the occasion
13 5 |        themselves to it.~ In one respect man is the nearest thing
14 6 |        physician shall have more respect to the~reason (the principles)
15 6 |       earth)? And how is it with respect~to each of the stars, are
16 7 |        nor more considerate with respect to the faults of his~neighbours.~
17 7 |        art than the dancer's,~in respect of this, that it should
18 8 |        thyself, How is this with respect~to me? Shall I repent of
19 8 |        good and bad? For if with respect to~pleasure and pain and
20 8 |         causes of each, and with respect to fame and~ignominy, death
21 9 |        plainly impiety. Now with respect to the~things towards which
22 9 |       and equally affected. With respect to pain, then,~and pleasure,
23 9 |  impatient nor contemptuous with respect to death,~but to wait for
24 9 |          from perturbations with respect to the things~which come
25 10|         to bear everything, with respect to which it~depends on thy
26 10|         stomach ought to be~with respect to all food just as the
27 10|       food just as the mill with respect to all things~which it is
28 11|          another; and in~another respect, I was made to be set over
29 11|        under what compulsions in respect of~opinions they are; and
30 11|  discover an art (or rules) with~respect to giving his assent; and
31 11|        giving his assent; and in respect to his movements he~must
32 11|          should not show~it with respect to any of the things which
33 12|       everything~else thou shalt respect only thy ruling faculty
34 12|         single day. So much~more respect have we to what our neighbours
35 12|          God may give him.~ With respect to that which happens conformably
36 12|      herself would act; but with respect to what may happen to~thee