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 1 2 |      intelligence and the same portion~of the divinity, I can neither
 2 2 |        and discontent with the portion~which has been given to
 3 3 |      is assigned~to him as his portion; and not often, nor yet
 4 3 |      is persuaded that his own portion is~good. For the lot which
 5 4 |        as my earthly part is a portion given to me from certain
 6 4 |      who~is satisfied with his portion out of the whole, and satisfied
 7 5 | pleasure, contentment with thy portion and with~few things, benevolence,
 8 5 |   which thou hast a very small~portion; and of universal time,
 9 5 |      his guardian and guide, a portion of himself.~And this is
10 5 |       to everything its proper~portion, and has brought together
11 6 |    whom thou hast received thy portion, love them, but do~it truly,
12 12|      wilt be able to pass that portion of life~which remains for