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 1 1 |  instruction;~and to have had before my eyes a man who clearly
 2 1 |        and to do what was set before me without complaining.
 3 1 |     make proof of my virility~before the proper season, but even
 4 3 |    actor~who leaves the stage before ending and finishing the
 5 3 |      workest at that which is before thee, following right reason~
 6 3 |       the end which thou hast before thee, and throwing~away
 7 4 |     the same altar: one falls before,~another falls after; but
 8 4 |      to those which have gone before; for this series is not
 9 4 |      and to the time which is before thee, another~boundless
10 5 |      of those of whom I spoke before, for even they are misled~
11 6 |     court.~ When we have meat before us and such eatables we
12 6 |   birth~yesterday and the day before, to give it back to the
13 6 |  because those who have lived~before thee did not praise thee.~
14 6 |      finish that which is set before thee.~ How cruel it is not
15 6 |   Wherefore we must keep them before us.~ Thou art not dissatisfied,
16 7 |     faculty worse~than it was before.~ The universal nature out
17 7 |      life the events which go~before are soon covered by those
18 7 |       death or anything~else, before the baseness of deserting
19 7 | everything which happens keep before thy eyes those to whom the~
20 8 | Attend to the matter which is before thee, whether it is an~opinion
21 8 |   consider what trouble those before them have had that~they
22 8 |     action is immediately~put before thee in place of that which
23 9 |      and the illimitable time before~birth as well as the equally
24 9 |       the nature of~things as before, keeping to this main point,
25 10|    only yesterday and~the day before, as one may say, from the
26 10|     the same again. And~place before thy eyes entire dramas and
27 10|     and as they choose. Place before thy eyes this facility with~
28 11|       makes what has been set before it full and complete, so~
29 11|   nothing new, nor~have those before us seen anything more, but
30 11|       one another, and crouch before one another.~ How unsound
31 11|     lay down~rules for others before thou shalt have first learned
32 12|    temperance be extinguished before thy death?~ When a man has
33 12|    social end.~ Consider that before long thou wilt be nobody