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 1 2 |        real evils. And as to the rest, if there was anything evil,
 2 3 |          point, and that all the rest of his life is~either past
 3 3 | simplicity, contentment, and the rest. Wherefore, on every~occasion
 4 4 |         it; and pass through the rest of life like one who has~
 5 4 |          a wondrous way. For the rest, as soon as they have breathed~
 6 5 |          it is necessary to take~rest also.- It is necessary:
 7 5 |    nature until I~shall fall and rest, breathing out my breath
 8 5 |       vexed at the delay, but to rest in~these principles only:
 9 6 |        pleasure in one thing and rest in it, in passing from one~
10 8 |   content if thou shalt live the rest of thy life in such wise
11 8 |        for some purpose, and the rest~of the gods will say the
12 8 |        is dead. Then turn to the rest,~not considering the death
13 8 |          anywhere apart from the rest of the body, such does a
14 9 |      thou herd and feed with the rest?~ Either the gods have no
15 11|       say that it grows with the rest of the tree, but that it
16 11|       judgement about them be at rest, and they will remain quiet,
17 12|         round, and in its joyous rest reposing;~ ~and if thou
18 12|        himself more~than all the rest of men, but yet sets less