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 1 1 |      carefully, and not to be satisfied with a~superficial understanding
 2 1 |   investigation through being satisfied with appearances~which first
 3 1 |      his affection; and to be satisfied on all occasions,~and cheerful;
 4 3 |       since they are not even satisfied with themselves.~ Labour
 5 3 | nothing, fearing nothing, but satisfied with thy present~activity
 6 4 |        the life of him who~is satisfied with his portion out of
 7 4 | portion out of the whole, and satisfied with his~own just acts and
 8 5 |      to them, his own soul is satisfied with that which is assigned~
 9 6 |    whether thou art drowsy or satisfied~with sleep; and whether
10 6 |    and with how little he was satisfied, such as lodging, bed,~dress,
11 6 |     not more; for as thou art~satisfied with the amount of substance
12 8 |     its power, and when it is~satisfied with everything that is
13 8 |     when~self-collected it is satisfied with itself, if it does
14 10|     harmony? But wilt thou be~satisfied with thy present condition,
15 10|   what he now~does, and being satisfied with what is now assigned
16 11|       thy own nature, and~art satisfied with that which at this