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 1 3 | small the nook of the earth where he lives; and short too~
 2 4 |     thy corporeal~covering. Where is it then? It is in that
 3 5 |   assent is changeable; for where is the man~who never changes?
 4 5 |   these: for instance, that~where a man can live, there he
 5 5 |    which it is carried; and where the~end is, there also is
 6 5 | harm to the state.~Show him where his error is.~ Often think
 7 6 |   act all~through life, and where there are things which appear
 8 6 |  place then we must remove, where there are~so many great
 9 7 |    done by a man stay there where the wrong was done.~ Direct
10 7 |  faults of his~neighbours.~ Where any work can be done conformably
11 7 |   have nothing to fear: for where we are~able to get profit
12 7 |    fault with them: and now where are they?~Nowhere. Why then
13 8 |   then thou hast truly seen where the~matter lies, throw away
14 8 |    enjoyment, nor anywhere. Where is it then? In~doing what
15 8 |    men inflated with~pride, where are they? For instance the
16 8 |  thee?~ Take me and cast me where thou wilt; for there I shall
17 8 |     world is, does not know where he is.~And he who does not
18 8 |     men who know not either where they are~or who they are?~
19 9 |    man's wrongful act there where it~is.~  Termination of
20 10| courageously into some nook where thou shalt maintain them,
21 10|     thought be in thy~mind, Where then are those men? Nowhere,
22 10|    Nowhere, or nobody knows where. For~thus continuously thou
23 11|    and in such like things, where the whole action is incomplete,~
24 12|     of any kind: then~think where are they all now? Smoke