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 1 1 |       simplicity in my~way of living, far removed from the habits
 2 1 |       and to see~clearly in a living example that the same man
 3 1 |       manner, and the idea of living conformably to~nature; and
 4 1 |    frequent~impressions about living according to nature, and
 5 1 |    hindered me from~forthwith living according to nature, though
 6 2 |       elements of which every living being is~compounded. But
 7 3 |     thee be the guardian of a living being, manly and of ripe
 8 4 |   dead, but what is it to the living? What is praise except indeed~
 9 4 |       do not get the means of living out of my~learning, and
10 4 |    regard the universe as one living being, having one~substance
11 4 |    the perception of this one living being; and how all~things
12 6 |  which are held together~by a living principle, as flocks, herds.
13 6 |      not praise those who are living~at the same time and living
14 6 |   living~at the same time and living with themselves; but to
15 6 |     man will hinder thee from living according to the reason
16 7 |      what reason is~there for living any longer?~ Nature which
17 7 |  being saved; for as to a man~living such or such a time, at
18 7 |       indeed is necessary for living a happy life. And~because
19 8 |     is work of an~intelligent living being, and a social being,
20 8 |   wilt be a different kind of living being and thou wilt~not
21 10|   conservation of the perfect living being, the good and~just
22 10|  nature, so far as thou~art a living being, shall not be made
23 10| requires so far as thou~art a living being. And all this thou
24 11|       is no mistaking.~ As to living in the best way, this power
25 12|      any of those~who are now living. For all things are formed