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 1 2 |     places thy felicity in the souls of others.~ Do the things
 2 2 |      injuring, such as are the souls of~those who are angry.
 3 4 |         a flower, a~shrub?~ If souls continue to exist, how does
 4 4 |      other dead bodies; so the souls~which are removed into the
 5 4 |        make~room for the fresh souls which come to dwell there.
 6 4 |      give on the hypothesis of souls continuing to~exist. But
 7 5 |      do unskilled and ignorant souls disturb him who has skill
 8 9 |      even in animals there are souls, and that power which~brings
 9 9 | injurious, approach their poor souls, penetrate within, and~see
10 9 |     that thou seest their poor souls laid bare. When~they think
11 11|      to say, What do you want? Souls of rational men or~irrational?-
12 11|   rational men or~irrational?- Souls of rational men.- Of what