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 1 1 |       gave them his help, that~each might enjoy reputation according
 2 2 |     the elements themselves in each~continually changing into
 3 3 |       lot which is assigned to each man is carried along~with
 4 3 |        are like families; what each thing is,~and of what it
 5 3 |      to ascertain the value of each.~ If thou workest at that
 6 4 |      chaos of infinite time on~each side of the present, and
 7 4 |     done by one who~assigns to each thing its value. Observe
 8 5 |      that for whatever purpose each thing has been constituted,~
 9 5 |      advantage and the good of each thing. Now~the good for
10 6 |       to any other~nature that each thing is accomplished, either
11 6 | indivisible time take place~in each of us, things which concern
12 6 |   straining of the voice utter~each letter? What then if they
13 6 |      how is it with respect~to each of the stars, are they not
14 7 |        for something else; and each~of these things subsists
15 8 |     that which is according to each individual's nature is also
16 8 |     and pain and the causes of each, and with respect to fame
17 8 |        their~nature, and I use each according to its value.-
18 8 |    able to hinder thee so that each act shall not do its duty.-
19 8 |       If then there happens to each thing~both what is usual
20 8 |      still the ruling power of each~of us has its own office,
21 9 |   fruit; at the proper~seasons each produces it. But if usage
22 10|     into those things of which each thing~is composed. For there
23 10|    comes~from the knowledge of each several thing is maintained
24 10|        That is for the good of each thing, which the universal
25 10|     universal nature~brings to each. And it is for its good
26 11|  sounds, and ask thyself as to each, if thou art mastered by~
27 11|       matter of dancing, if at each movement and attitude thou
28 11|    indifferent, if it looks on each of these things separately
29 11|     own good.~ Consider whence each thing is come, and of what
30 11|       the power~of behaving to each man according to his deserts.
31 11|       wipe them out and say on each occasion~thus: this thought
32 12|      according to the worth of each. And let~neither another