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 1 2 |   the portion~which has been given to thee. Thou seest how
 2 4 |    earthly part is a portion given to me from certain earth,~
 3 4 |  remember~that the attention given to everything has its proper
 4 5 |      wishes, which Zeus hath~given to every man for his guardian
 5 6 | drawn in the air and to have given~it back, which we do every
 6 6 |  Suppose then that thou hast given up~this worthless thing
 7 6 |      actions he was;~and not given to reproach people, nor
 8 7 |    the work as an instrument given by the universal~nature.
 9 7 | celebrated by fame have been given up to~oblivion; and how
10 8 |  nature of the universal has given to every rational being
11 8 |     have never~intentionally given pain even to another.~ Different
12 9 |  remember that indulgence is given to thee for this~purpose.
13 9 |       what virtue nature has given to man to oppose to~every
14 9 |    wrongful act. For she has given to man, as an antidote against~
15 9 |    way. For thou hadst means given~thee by thy reason to suppose
16 10|    the rational animal is~it given to follow voluntarily what
17 10|   everywhere. Now, it is not given to a~cylinder to move everywhere