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 1 4 |      BOOK FOUR~ ~ THAT which rules within, when it is according
 2 4 | should always have these two rules in readiness; the one, to~
 3 6 |  placest thyself; for he who rules~all things will certainly
 4 7 |     rational principle which rules has this~nature, that it
 5 7 |       The poet says that Law rules all.- And it is enough to~
 6 7 |  enough to~remember that Law rules all.~ About death: Whether
 7 9 |   all is well; and if chance rules, do not thou~also be governed
 8 10|    social) animal. Use these rules, then, and trouble~thyself
 9 10|     are appointed by him who rules all~things, and he is Law,
10 11|          Remember these nine rules, as if thou hadst received
11 11|     thou be able to lay down~rules for others before thou shalt
12 11|   have first learned to obey rules~thyself. Much more is this
13 11|     must discover an art (or rules) with~respect to giving