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 1 2 |    themselves in life by their activity, and yet have no object
 2 3 |       makes the matter for his activity; and he constantly thinks
 3 3 |     satisfied with thy present~activity according to nature, and
 4 5 | changes~every hindrance to its activity into an aid; and so that
 5 5 |       own~disposition, his own activity. I now have what the universal
 6 6 |       in a condition and in an activity conformable~to reason and
 7 6 |       not the works of its own activity. But whatever things are
 8 6 |       are the~works of its own activity, all these are in its power.
 9 6 |        thee; for instance, the activity of one, and the~modesty
10 6 |        considers another man's activity to be his own~good; and
11 7 |     get profit by means of the activity which is successful and~
12 8 |       substance, cause (form),~activity, and incident. But examine,
13 8 |         For it is thy own, the activity which is exerted according
14 8 |      as he dies who is in full activity, and well pleased too with
15 9 |       Not in passivity, but in activity lie the evil and the good
16 9 |       not in~passivity, but in activity.~ For the stone which has
17 9 |        it~is.~  Termination of activity, cessation from movement
18 9 |     which is the result of its activity; or it puts~itself in motion
19 10|        and opportunity for thy activity~art thou avoiding? For what
20 12|       a waveless bay.~ Any one activity whatever it may be, when