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 1 2 |        the gods, and yet dost~not use it. Thou must now at last
 2 2 |            which if thou dost~not use for clearing away the clouds
 3 2 |           and manifest too is the use of what was said, if a man~
 4 3 |           but the power of making use of ourselves, and filling~
 5 3 |       malignant;~and a man should use himself to think of those
 6 3 |         this is, and what kind of use everything~performs in it,
 7 4 |       faculty~may suggest for the use of men; the other, to change
 8 4 |            Why then dost not thou use it? For if~this does its
 9 5 |          this is that which~makes use of all things and directs
10 5 |    thyself also, that which makes use of~everything else, is this,
11 6 |          and they have none,~make use of them with a generous
12 6 |       will certainly make a right use of thee, and he will~receive
13 7 |        things~again as thou didst use to look at them; for in
14 7 |            If it is sufficient,~I use it for the work as an instrument
15 7 |         it is formed by~nature to use all of them. The third thing
16 7 |           the right way of making use of the things~which happen
17 7 |          thee? For then thou wilt use them well, and they~will
18 7 | surrounding things and~in a ready use of the objects which are
19 7 |           different kind; and the use shall say to that~which
20 8 |         not do even this,~of what use is it to thee to find fault?
21 8 |       what is their~nature, and I use each according to its value.-
22 8 |         not with any affectation: use plain discourse.~ Augustus'
23 8 |          its own material, and to use it for~such purposes as
24 9 |         then, is it not better to use what is in thy power~like
25 10|        political (social) animal. Use these rules, then, and trouble~
26 10|          praise by~making a right use of these accidents. And
27 10|           indeed there is no more use in these~parts without the
28 12|           to do nothing else than use it.~ See what things are