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 1 2 |       desire, being overpowered by pleasure, seems to be in a manner~
 2 2 |            which is~committed with pleasure is more blameable than that
 3 2 |            and dishonour, pain and pleasure,~all these things equally
 4 2 |           attract with the~bait of pleasure or terrify by pain, or are
 5 2 |          when it is overpowered by pleasure or by pain. Fourthly, when~
 6 3 |      manner disposed so as to give pleasure. And so he will see even
 7 3 |           wild beasts with no less pleasure than those which~painters
 8 3 |       cares not for thoughts about pleasure or sensual enjoyments at~
 9 3 |          the man~uncontaminated by pleasure, unharmed by any pain, untouched
10 3 |          or power, or enjoyment of pleasure, should~come into competition
11 4 |         assented~to about pain and pleasure, and be quiet at last.-
12 5 |        thou exist then to take thy pleasure, and not at all~for action
13 5 |   endurance of~labour, aversion to pleasure, contentment with thy portion
14 5 |       neglecting it nor yet taking pleasure in thy dulness.~ One man,
15 5 |           this the very reason why pleasure deceives us? And consider
16 5 |           in the flesh, whether of pleasure or of pain; and let it~not
17 6 |         like the wrong~doer.~ Take pleasure in one thing and rest in
18 6 |      opposed his~opinions; and the pleasure that he had when any man
19 6 | arrangement I ought to accept with pleasure and to be content with~them.
20 6 |         own~good; and he who loves pleasure, his own sensations; but
21 8 |          leisure to be superior to~pleasure and pain: thou hast leisure
22 8 |         having refused any sensual pleasure. Pleasure then is~neither
23 8 |      refused any sensual pleasure. Pleasure then is~neither good nor
24 8 |             For if with respect to~pleasure and pain and the causes
25 8 |            then art thou? to~enjoy pleasure? See if common sense allows
26 8 |        which is opposed to love~of pleasure, and that is temperance.~
27 8 |     thyself. Does pain or sensuous pleasure~affect thee? The senses
28 9 |          And~indeed he who pursues pleasure as good, and avoids pain
29 9 |            are~in the enjoyment of pleasure and possess the things which
30 9 |           the things which procure~pleasure, but the good have pain
31 9 |        impiety. And he who pursues pleasure will not abstain~from injustice,
32 9 |         respect to pain, then,~and pleasure, or death and life, or honour
33 10|          money is a good thing, or pleasure, or a bit of~reputation,
34 10|       luxury is to those who enjoy~pleasure, such shall be to thee,
35 12|        consider what pain is, what~pleasure is, and death, and fame;