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 1 1 |        trifling things, and not to~give credit to what was said
 2 1 |        quails for fighting, nor to give myself up passionately~to
 3 1 |          of a book; nor hastily to give my assent~to those who talk
 4 1 |     disposition to do~good, and to give to others readily, and to
 5 1 | applications. He was~most ready to give way without envy to those
 6 2 |       freedom, and justice; and to give thyself relief from~all
 7 2 |            thoughts. And thou wilt give thyself relief, if thou
 8 2 |           upon thee distract thee? Give~thyself time to learn something
 9 2 |          whose opinions and voices give~reputation; what death is,
10 3 |           manner disposed so as to give pleasure. And so he will
11 3 |           tranquility which others give. A man then must stand erect,
12 3 |           of less value than this, give~place to nothing else, for
13 3 |     without distraction be able to give the~preference to that good
14 3 |          thou shouldst~be bound to give it back immediately; if
15 4 |          the mind. Constantly then~give to thyself this retreat,
16 4 |            in those who pretend to give~praise, and the narrowness
17 4 |           answer which a man might give on the hypothesis of souls
18 4 |          the same kind.~ Willingly give thyself up to Clotho, one
19 5 |          appearance of things,~but give help to all according to
20 6 |   yesterday and the day before, to give it back to the element from~
21 6 |             praising all that they give and have ordered.~ Above,
22 6 |            the soul to be first to give way in this life,~when thy
23 6 |             when thy body does not give way.~ Take care that thou
24 7 |           retire from the~work and give way to him who is able to
25 7 |             let them, if~they can, give their opinion about it.~
26 7 |           the immortal gods and us give joy.~ ~ Life must be reaped
27 8 |        about that which appears to give~thee pain, thou thyself
28 8 |           is not fit that I should give myself pain, for I have
29 9 |          thou not pray for them to give thee the faculty of not
30 9 |          good. Nor did I, he~says, give the physicians an opportunity
31 10|            and whatever they shall~give for the conservation of
32 10|           and who are able both to give it and take it away?~ A
33 10|        instructed and modest says, Give what thou wilt; take back
34 11|            course of action and to~give way through fear; for both
35 11|            There is no~occasion to give this notice. It will soon
36 12|            accept all that God may give him.~ With respect to that