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 1 1 |        does~benevolent acts in order to make a display; and to
 2 3 |       be done with decency and~order; taking care of this only
 3 4 |    universe. But can a certain order subsist in thee, and~disorder
 4 5 |     working together to put~in order their several parts of the
 5 6 | dispersion; or it is unity and order and providence.~If then
 6 6 |         for one thing comes in order after another, and this
 7 7 |        form the same~universe (order). For there is one universe
 8 7 |      the substance of them, in order that the world~may be ever
 9 7 |        should~deviate from the order of the things which take
10 8 |       race.~ It is thy duty to order thy life well in every single
11 8 |    immortal? Was it not in the order~of destiny that these persons
12 8 |    which God has not willed in order that my~unhappiness may
13 9 |    inasmuch as he~disturbs the order by fighting against the
14 10|        gone out of it thus. In order, however, to the~remembrance
15 10|       which does not harm law~(order); and of these things which
16 11|    being placed at thy post in~order that what is for the common
17 12|       necessity and invincible order, or a kind~Providence, or
18 12|        turned and to perish in order that other things in continuous~