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 1 1 |       loss of a child, and in long illness; and to see~clearly
 2 1 |       and to foresee things a long way off, and to provide
 3 1 |       my~body has held out so long in such a kind of life;
 4 2 |       the gods.~ Remember how long thou hast been putting off
 5 3 |        much less him who died long ago.~ To the aids which
 6 3 |       it is composed, and how long it is the nature of this~
 7 5 |   delivered from these things~long ago. Only if in truth thou
 8 5 |   this is any trouble?~But so long as nothing of the kind drives
 9 6 |     is~contrary to nature, so long as the foot does the foot'
10 6 | labour~contrary to nature, so long as it does the things of
11 6 |   same and from the same. How long then?~ Think continually
12 6 |       consider that they have long been in the~dust. What harm
13 7 |       the fame of others have~long been dead.~ Be not ashamed
14 7 |        but that~which lasts a long time is tolerable; and the
15 7 |       vexed because during so long a~time they must tolerate
16 8 |   doing in the world? And how long does it subsist?~ When thou
17 8 |     them.~All ephemeral, dead long ago. Some indeed have not
18 10|      in the universe, and how long~it is formed to exist and
19 12|    end.~ Consider that before long thou wilt be nobody and