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 1 3 |     good man, to be pleased and content with what happens, and with~
 2 4 |       thou hast learned, and be~content with it; and pass through
 3 4 |        firmly to~this and to be content with it. And herein it is
 4 4 |          and end thy journey in content, just as an olive falls
 5 5 |  reasons then it is right to be content with~that which happens
 6 5 |       return back again, and be content if the~greater part of what
 7 6 |         own mind will make thee~content with thyself, and in harmony
 8 6 |         with pleasure and to be content with~them. But if they determine
 9 6 |         assigned to~thee, so be content with the time.~ Let us try
10 7 |         this~nature, that it is content with itself when it does
11 7 |        and if he~was able to be content with being just towards
12 8 |    shalt seem to others,~and be content if thou shalt live the rest
13 8 |       as far as is possible, be content; and no one~is able to hinder
14 8 |      the hindrance and by being content to transfer thy efforts
15 8 |       far as he can, who is not content with what happens, and~separates
16 8 |         part tranquil, that is, content, if it can feel and act~
17 8 |       that which decays.~She is content then with her own space,
18 9 |      despise death, but be well content with it, since this too
19 9 |      and if this is so, be thou~content with that which is the result
20 9 |        Plato's Republic: but be content if the smallest thing goes~
21 9 |         a service? Art thou not content that thou hast done~something
22 10|        such a whole, I shall be~content with everything that happens.
23 10|         fellow-citizens, and is content with whatever the state
24 10|     seest clear, go by this way~content, without turning back: but
25 10| existence? And why art thou not content to pass through this short~
26 12|      piety, that thou mayest be content~with the lot which is assigned
27 12|  confusion without governor, be content that in such a~tempest thou