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 1 2 |    which is~from fortune is not separated from nature or without an
 2 4 |      too when all things are so separated and~diffused and sympathetic.~
 3 8 |         part, after it has been~separated and cut asunder, to come
 4 8 |       it in his~power not to be separated at all from the universal;
 5 8 | universal; and when he has~been separated, he has allowed him to return
 6 9 |  superior, even though they are separated from one another, unity~
 7 9 |        even in things which are~separated. See, then, what now takes
 8 9 |     thing than a man~altogether separated from other men.~ Both man
 9 10|         the poor soul is easily separated~from the body, such also
10 10|  dissolve the union? Well, I am separated as from kinsmen, not~however
11 11|        at any moment it must be~separated from the body, and ready
12 11|         So too a man when he is separated from~another man has fallen