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 1 5 |       of what is said, do not fear that for this reason thou
 2 6 |      by mad~dogs water causes fear; and to little children
 3 7 |      that which is subject to fear, to pain, which has~completely
 4 7 |      there we have nothing to fear: for where we are~able to
 5 8 |       change, yet we~need not fear anything new. All things
 6 9 |    death. Is~this anything to fear? Turn thy thoughts now to
 7 9 |  thyself, Is this anything to fear? In like manner,~then, neither
 8 10|   need is there of suspicious fear, since it is in thy power
 9 10| should be free from grief and fear. For example-~ ~ Leaves,
10 11|       and to~give way through fear; for both are equally deserters
11 11|       man who does it through fear, and the man who is alienated
12 11|    and to anger and grief and~fear is nothing else than the
13 12|       live, but if thou shalt fear never to have begun to live~
14 12|   there now in my mind? Is it fear, or~suspicion, or desire,