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 1 2 |    pleasure,~all these things equally happen to good men and bad,
 2 4 |      or~good which can happen equally to the bad man and the good.
 3 4 |        For that~which happens equally to him who lives contrary
 4 7 |  change is just the same, and~equally necessary for the universal
 5 8 |    the movements (desires) is equally an evil to the~animal nature.
 6 8 |    And something else also is equally an impediment and an~evil
 7 9 |       the universal nature is equally affected- for it~would not
 8 9 |      made both, unless it was equally affected towards~both- towards
 9 9 |    the~same mind with it, and equally affected. With respect to
10 9 |      universal nature employs equally, whoever is not equally
11 9 |       equally, whoever is not equally affected is~manifestly acting
12 9 | universal nature~employs them equally, instead of saying that
13 9 |   before~birth as well as the equally boundless time after dissolution.~
14 11|     them, but be on thy guard equally in~both matters, not only
15 11|    through fear; for both are equally deserters from their post,~
16 11|    thou~livest. But thou must equally avoid flattering men and