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 1 1 |       from evil thoughts; and further, simplicity in my~way of
 2 1 |      affectation of doing so. Further, he was not fond of~change
 3 1 |       nearly everything good. Further, I owe it to the gods~that
 4 1 |       as put me to the~trial. Further, I am thankful to the gods
 5 3 |    about too many things. And further, let the deity which~is
 6 4 |     upon thee.- Consider then further~that the mind mingles not
 7 4 | thyself to smaller matters no further than is fit.~ The words
 8 5 |        and of the means which further~luxury and fame, as said
 9 6 |      might be sufficient. But further thou wilt~observe this also
10 9 |      come into existence. And further, this universal nature is
11 9 |  things which~cause pain. And further, he who is afraid of pain
12 10| surface,~and seek for nothing further. For all other obstacles
13 11|      have what is my own. And further it traverses the~whole universe,
14 12|       is nothing to thee; and~further thou hast forgotten this,