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 1 1 |         fault,~even if he should find fault without reason, but
 2 3 | chastened and purified thou wilt find no~corrupt matter, nor impurity,
 3 4 |   observest carefully, thou wilt find it to be so. I do not say~
 4 5 |           and to~flatter, and to find fault with thy poor body,
 5 5 |        in this to let thy desire find its~termination.~ If this
 6 6 |       and besides, he must often find fault~with the gods. But
 7 6 |       co-operate abundantly, who find fault with what happens
 8 7 | Everywhere up and down thou wilt find~the same things, with which
 9 8 |        what use is it to thee to find fault? For nothing should
10 8 |   affrighted? And what wilt thou find~which is sufficient reason
11 8 |          shoemaker if thou didst find fault because thou seest
12 9 |  necessity such a man must often find fault~with the universal
13 9 |      animals devoid of reason we find swarms of bees, and~herds
14 9 |           Sooner, then, will one find~anything earthy which comes
15 9 |        and the part ought not to find fault with~what is done
16 9 |      been injured? For thou~wilt find that no one among those
17 10|       gods and men as neither to find fault~with them at all,
18 10|    choosest to be.~For thou wilt find just what Plato says, Dwelling
19 12|        the promontory, thou wilt find calm, everything~stable,