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 1 1 |           and Athenodotus; and to love my children~truly.~ From
 2 1 |       From my brother Severus, to love my kin, and to love truth,
 3 1 |            to love my kin, and to love truth, and to~love justice;
 4 1 |         and to love truth, and to~love justice; and through him
 5 1 |           men call honours;~and a love of labour and perseverance;
 6 1 |           thoughts or action, nor~love of novelty. And the things
 7 4 |        and I abide by my reason.~ Love the art, poor as it may
 8 5 |          thou didst, thou wouldst love thy nature~and her will.
 9 5 |           her will. But those who love their several arts exhaust
10 5 |        benevolence, frankness, no love of superfluity, freedom~
11 5 | consistent with man's nature, and~love this to which thou returnest;
12 6 |           if a man should fall~in love with one of the sparrows
13 6 |        hast received thy portion, love them, but do~it truly, sincerely.~
14 7 |          meros) thou dost not yet~love men from thy heart; beneficence
15 7 |          It is peculiar to man to love even those who do wrong.
16 7 |          between virtue and vice. Love mankind.~Follow God. The
17 7 |    thoughts: and there~must be no love of life: but as to these
18 7 |           which~is allowed thee.~ Love that only which happens
19 8 |         leisure to be superior to love of fame,~and not to be vexed
20 8 |        virtue which is opposed to love~of pleasure, and that is
21 9 |           kind of reasons do they love and~honour? Imagine that
22 10|           to the~universe, that I love as thou lovest. And is not
23 11|    property of the rational soul, love of~one's neighbour, and