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 1 2 |      thee, let them always be fixed opinions. But cast away~
 2 2 |       that a limit of time is fixed for thee, which if thou
 3 5 | necessary: however nature has fixed bounds to this~too: she
 4 5 |   bounds to this~too: she has fixed bounds both to eating and
 5 5 |       or, suits) every man is fixed in a~manner for him suitably
 6 5 |    thee; and of that which is fixed by~destiny, and how small
 7 5 |       and through all time by fixed periods (revolutions) administers
 8 8 |      In the next~place having fixed thy eyes steadily on thy
 9 8 |       there the~light remains fixed and does not glide or fall
10 8 |     nor yet fall down, but be fixed and enlighten that which
11 9 |       if usage has especially fixed these~terms to the vine
12 11|      the limit of life may be fixed. Not as in a dance and in
13 11|       for when they~have been fixed in any place perforce they