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 1 1 |    and other men's affairs. Besides~this, he honoured those
 2 2 |   things flow; and there is besides necessity, and that which~
 3 2 |     not doing anything; and~besides, accepting all that happens,
 4 3 |     and finishing the play. Besides,~there is in him nothing
 5 3 |     only which are few; and~besides bear in mind that every
 6 5 |  end is that which is good. Besides, if~any of these things
 7 6 |    any of these things; and besides, he must often find fault~
 8 6 |    after them, and tyrants; besides these, Eudoxus,~Hipparchus,
 9 7 |    so many~of them bad; and besides this, they also take care
10 7 | thou look for a third thing besides these, as fools do, either
11 9 |     matter? Look at it.~But besides these there is nothing.
12 9 |  object~and is gone astray. Besides wherein hast thou been injured?
13 10| universe has this principle besides, that it cannot be compelled~
14 10|    discharged thy duty. But besides these things there is~nothing.
15 11|     life will be at an end. Besides, what trouble~is there at