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 1 3 |       Accordingly, he does not value at all the praise which
 2 3 |       else smaller and of less value than this, give~place to
 3 3 |       by a sure method.~ Never value anything as profitable to
 4 3 |       performs in it, and what value everything has with reference
 5 3 |       attempt to ascertain the value of each.~ If thou workest
 6 4 |      assigns to each thing its value. Observe then as thou hast
 7 4 |      everything has its proper value and~proportion. For thus
 8 4 |   consider life a thing of any value. For look to the immensity
 9 5 |      then and ask if we~should value and think those things to
10 6 |    quality of anything nor its~value escape thee.~ All existing
11 6 |     hands? No. Neither must we~value the clapping of tongues,
12 6 | something. In this then~is the value of the education and the
13 6 |         Wilt thou not cease to value many~other things too? Then
14 6 |        see, this they set much value on. But this is very much
15 8 |      use each according to its value.- Remember this power~which
16 8 |    everything according to~its value.~ See that thou secure this
17 9 |     things on which~they set a value.~ The periodic movements
18 9 |      posthumous name is of any value, nor reputation, nor anything
19 11|      truth and modesty, and to value nothing more~more than itself,
20 11| justice.~ Thou wilt set little value on pleasing song and dancing
21 11|       this division to come~to value them little: and apply this
22 11|        they have regard to the~value of the object; and as to
23 12|      of men, but yet sets less value on his own opinion~of himself