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 1 2 |    heart thankful to the gods.~ Remember how long thou hast been
 2 2 |       ten thousand years, still remember that no man loses any~other
 3 2 |        thing if he has it not.~ Remember that all is opinion. For
 4 4 |       concurrence of things;~or remember the arguments by which it
 5 4 |       thee.~ This then remains: Remember to retire into this little
 6 4 |     that every one of those who remember him will himself also die
 7 4 |     suppose that those~who will remember are even immortal, and that
 8 4 |       herein it is necessary to remember~that the attention given
 9 4 | wonderful~relationship.~ Always remember the saying of Heraclitus,
10 4 |    obtains all~that is its own? Remember too on every occasion which
11 5 |     thou wilt repose in it. And remember that philosophy requires
12 5 |       poor flesh~and breath, to remember that this is neither thine
13 6 |       so~then in this life also remember that every duty is made
14 6 |        a disciple of Antoninus. Remember his constancy~in every act
15 6 |       of some other virtue; and remember that thy attempt was~with
16 7 |       all.- And it is enough to~remember that Law rules all.~ About
17 7 |       act which thou doest: and~remember...~ Look within. Within
18 7 |       to it in imagination: and~remember this too, that we do not
19 8 |     from sleep with reluctance, remember that it is~according to
20 8 |         is compelled to do so.~ Remember that as it is a shame to
21 8 |      the wind is unfavourable.~ Remember that to change thy opinion
22 8 |   disappeared even from fables. Remember this~then, that this little
23 8 |        according to its value.- Remember this power~which thou hast
24 8 |      confess. In the next place remember that~neither the future
25 8 |    things which are obstacles.~ Remember that the ruling faculty
26 9 |         them gently; and yet to remember that thy~departure will
27 9 |          but if~thou canst not, remember that indulgence is given
28 9 |      universe, that thou mayest remember of what thou art a~part;
29 10|     after it has consumed thee. Remember, however, that thou art~
30 10|     quickly return~to them. And remember that the term Rational was
31 10|    these accidents. And finally remember that~nothing harms him who
32 10|         examine thyself~first.~ Remember that this which pulls the
33 11|         and the acts of virtue, remember to~apply thyself to their
34 11|        wipe them~out; and if we remember also that such attention
35 11|       if~others are present...~ Remember these nine rules, as if