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 1 2 |  good and the bad. But~death certainly, and life, honour and dishonour,
 2 4 |      shalt die to-morrow, or certainly~on the day after to-morrow,
 3 4 |   those who have died early? Certainly~they lie in their tombs
 4 6 |   thing is~accomplished, for certainly it is not in conformity
 5 6 |  they do wrong. For they are certainly moved towards~things because
 6 6 |    who rules~all things will certainly make a right use of thee,
 7 6 |      individually, they have certainly determined about the whole
 8 7 |      death also is no evil.- Certainly not.~ From Antisthenes:
 9 7 | which will be. For they will~certainly be of like form, and it
10 8 |    without any reservation),~certainly this obstacle is an evil
11 9 |    not happen or happen? for~certainly if they can co-operate with
12 11|    Yet he has this privilege certainly from~Zeus who framed society,
13 11|      something else: I shall certainly not be~injured, but thou