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 1 1 |      Athenodotus; and to love my children~truly.~ From my brother
 2 1 |   respect and affection;~that my children have not been stupid nor
 3 1 | abundance of good masters for my children; and that remedies have
 4 4 |     people marrying, bringing up children, sick, dying,~warring, feasting,
 5 4 |          that we~ought not, like children who learn from their parents,
 6 5 |           thy parents, brethren,~children, teachers, to those who
 7 5 |          one another, and little children~quarrelling, laughing, and
 8 6 |       causes fear; and to little children the ball is a fine~thing.
 9 7 |       care not for me and for my children,~ There is a reason for
10 9 |   agreement.~ Quarrels of little children and their sports, and poor
11 10|            Leaves, also, are thy children; and leaves, too, are they
12 10|          which~says, Let my dear children live, and let all men praise
13 11|        especially:-~ ~ Me and my children if the gods neglect,~ This
14 11|     Lamiae, bugbears to frighten children.~ The Lacedaemonians at