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 1 1 |     From Diognetus, not to busy myself about trifling things, and
 2 1 |       for fighting, nor to give myself up passionately~to such
 3 1 |        orations, nor to showing~myself off as a man who practises
 4 1 |      rouse me to vigilance over myself,~and who, at the same time,
 5 1 |        of doing it; and that to myself the same necessity never~
 6 1 |        of syllogisms, or~occupy myself about the investigation
 7 5 |        the bed-clothes and keep myself warm?- But this is more~
 8 5 |       every occasion I~must ask myself this question, and inquire,
 9 6 |         able to determine about~myself, and I can inquire about
10 7 |        For whatsoever~either by myself or with another I can do,
11 8 |      not fit that I should give myself pain, for I have never~intentionally
12 9 | perchance I, too, should forget myself.~ He who does wrong does
13 10|       are of the same kind with myself. For remembering~this, inasmuch
14 10|       are of the same kind with~myself, I shall do nothing unsocial,
15 10|       but I shall rather direct~myself to the things which are
16 10|       are of the same kind with myself, and I~shall turn an my