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 1 2 |       unsocial. All~these things happen to them by reason of their
 2 2 |        that good~and evil should happen indiscriminately to the
 3 2 |         all these things equally happen to good men and bad, being
 4 4 |      respect to the events which happen, that it always~easily adapts
 5 4 | displeased with the things which happen, for the same nature~produces
 6 4 |     either bad or~good which can happen equally to the bad man and
 7 4 |      made up of the events which happen, and a~violent stream; for
 8 5 |         through the things which happen according to nature until
 9 5 |       the one, that nothing will happen to me which~is not conformable
10 5 |         to bear.~The same things happen to another, and either because
11 6 |   dispersion of my elements will happen whatever I~do. But if the
12 6 |        this dye; for such things happen. Keep thyself then~simple,
13 6 |      about the things which must~happen to me, they have determined
14 6 |      least,~and the things which happen by way of sequence in this
15 6 |         own nature: nothing will happen to thee contrary to the
16 7 |         through the things which happen to thee, and thy~own nature
17 7 |          use of the things~which happen to thee? For then thou wilt
18 8 |        of~mankind. Does anything happen to me? I receive it and
19 8 |          and of the things which happen in it.~ There are three
20 8 |          any of the things which happen to men, but looking at and~
21 8 |    reason for this?~ Nothing can happen to any man which is not
22 9 |         of the things which will happen in the world, and~even this
23 9 |      instead of saying that they happen alike to~those who are produced
24 9 |          these things should not happen or happen? for~certainly
25 9 |      things should not happen or happen? for~certainly if they can
26 10|      even thyself.~ Whatever may happen to thee, it was prepared
27 10|          nature the things which happen in life?~Persevere then
28 10|  constitution, whatever harm may happen to any of them, that which
29 10|    pleased with what is going to happen. Suppose~that he was a good
30 11|          men of the things which happen to them, and that it is
31 11|          to~nature for things to happen so, and that, if you are
32 12|        to wonder at things which happen daily as if they~were something
33 12|    trouble thee because they may happen, and whatever in the~body
34 12|         with respect to what may happen to~thee from without, consider
35 12|  forgotten this,~that all things happen according to the universal
36 12|      always happened so and will happen so, and now happens so~everywhere;