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 1 2 |      possible that it has made so great a~mistake, either through
 2 3 |        not often, nor yet without great~necessity and for the general
 3 4 |            and see how many after~great efforts soon fell and were
 4 4 |       difference?- So think it~no great thing to die after as many
 5 4 | astrologers~after predicting with great pretensions the deaths of
 6 5 |           please~men, and to make great display, and to be so restless
 7 5 |           because he would show a great spirit he~is firm and remains
 8 5 |           but they are objects of great concern to~these people-
 9 6 |           where there are~so many great orators, and so many noble
10 6 |         of acute natural talents,~great minds, lovers of labour,
11 6 |         One thing here is worth a great deal, to~pass thy life in
12 7 |       that human life is anything great? it is not possible, he
13 7 |           Consider the past; such great changes of political supremacies.
14 7 |         to this~fact one may have great doubts if it was true. But
15 9 |            But now thou~seest how great is the trouble arising from
16 9 |         they were doing something great, but my life went on well
17 11|      nobly and honestly, like the great~Phocion, unless indeed he
18 11|         short, a man must learn a great~deal to enable him to pass
19 12|           the variety of them how great it is,~and at the same time
20 12|      shouldst see at a glance how great is the~number of beings