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 1 3 |      right reason, and in the condition that is assigned to~thee
 2 6 | things he keeps his soul in a condition and in an activity conformable~
 3 7 |      acquiesce in thy present condition, and to behave justly to
 4 9 |      be brought into the same~condition with him who died prematurely.~
 5 10|    satisfied with thy present condition, and pleased with all that
 6 10|   continue to exist in a good condition, the parts being~subject
 7 10|       time consider in what a~condition they will be.~ That is for
 8 10|    till thy~mind is in such a condition that, what luxury is to
 9 10|       things; for this is the condition of a diseased eye.~And the
10 11|     that there is not another condition of life~so well suited for
11 11|     be restored to its former condition. Finally, the branch,~which
12 12|       this.~ Consider in what condition both in body and soul a