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 1 4 |    See how soon~everything is forgotten, and look at the chaos of
 2 5 |      on the Rostra, hast thou forgotten, man,~what these things
 3 9 |  intelligent~animals have now forgotten this mutual desire and inclination,
 4 9 |      error, and yet thou hast forgotten and art amazed that~he has
 5 10|    difference.~ Thou hast not forgotten, I suppose, that those who
 6 10|      board, and thou hast not forgotten what they do, and~what they
 7 12|     about anything, thou hast forgotten this,~that all things happen
 8 12|     the universal nature; and~forgotten this, that a man's wrongful
 9 12|   thee; and~further thou hast forgotten this, that everything which
10 12|    now happens so~everywhere; forgotten this too, how close is the
11 12|   intelligence. And thou hast forgotten this too, that~every man'
12 12|      efflux of the deity;~and forgotten this, that nothing is a
13 12|     soul came from the deity; forgotten this,~that everything is
14 12| opinion; and lastly thou hast forgotten that~every man lives the