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1 1 | because they were then still young; that I knew~Apollonius,
2 1 | according to nature, though I still fall short of~it through
3 2 | times ten thousand years, still remember that no man loses
4 3 | whether the understanding will still continue sufficient for~
5 3 | examine them severally- still,~because they are consequent
6 3 | been mentioned let this one still be added:-~Make for thyself
7 4 | perhaps~corporeal things will still fasten upon thee.- Consider
8 4 | chaos huddled together,~but still a universe. But can a certain
9 4 | fortune.~ It is a vulgar, but still a useful help towards contempt
10 5 | unfitness, and yet thou still remainest~voluntarily below
11 5 | not ready to~do this, but still in his own mind he thinks
12 5 | hardly anything which stands still. And~consider this which
13 5 | What then is there which still detains thee here? If the
14 5 | changed and never stand still, and the organs of~perception
15 6 | to thy step-mother, but still thou wouldst~constantly
16 6 | are admired by~men who are still more instructed are the
17 7 | thee for its~own sake; thou still doest it barely as a thing
18 8 | the~distribution of them still remains the same.~ Every
19 8 | the sake of one another, still the ruling power of each~
20 9 | in the things which are~still superior, even though they
21 9 | together is not seen. But~still though men strive to avoid
22 10| covered with wounds and gore, still intreat to be kept to the~
23 10| not with the eyes, but still no less plainly.~ Constantly
24 11| avoidances of~which disturb thee, still in a manner thou goest to
25 11| abstain from certain~faults, still thou hast the disposition
26 11| have an upward tendency, still in obedience to~the disposition
27 11| their tendency is downward, still are~raised up and occupy
28 11| conformable to its nature: still it~does not submit, but
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