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 1 2 |     thirst after books, that thou mayest not die murmuring, but~cheerfully,
 2 2 |          it is possible that thou mayest depart from life this very~
 3 6 |        Imitate all this that thou mayest have as good a conscience,
 4 7 |       political supremacies. Thou~mayest foresee also the things
 5 7 |      though in men's opinion thou mayest~appear to be of a different
 6 8 |       various troubles which thou~mayest expect to befall thee: but
 7 9 |       live together, so that thou mayest say, Come quick, O death,~
 8 9 |      neighbour: thy own that thou mayest make it just:~and that of
 9 9 |           the universe, that thou mayest remember of what thou art
10 9 |          thy neighbour, that thou mayest know whether he~has acted
11 9 |          knowledge, and that thou mayest also~consider that his ruling
12 10|     society of~men with whom thou mayest live in harmony? But wilt
13 10|          being. And all this thou mayest allow thyself, if thy~nature,
14 10|          on~happily, just as thou mayest observe that the life of
15 12|   Conformably to piety, that thou mayest be content~with the lot
16 12| Conformably to justice, that thou mayest always~speak the truth freely