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 1 1 |        be a man ripe, perfect, above~flattery, able to manage
 2 4 |      territory~of thy own, and above all do not distract or strain
 3 5 |     for society has been shown above. Is it not plain that the
 4 6 |  nothing else except this; and above all~things he keeps his
 5 6 |        give and have ordered.~ Above, below, all around are the
 6 6 |        of life; for all things~above, below, are the same and
 7 7 |      both of you will die; and above all, that the wrong-doer~
 8 9 |     and pride.~ Look down from above on the countless herds of
 9 10|        of the intelligent part above the~pleasurable or painful
10 10|   sensations of the flesh, and above that poor~thing called fame,
11 11|       wish to~raise themselves above one another, and crouch
12 12| shouldst suddenly be raised up above the earth, and shouldst