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 1 3 | nothing else, for if thou dost once diverge and incline to~it,
 2 3 |  obtain the~superiority all at once, and carry us away. But
 3 4 |      or~violently, when it has once drawn itself apart and discovered
 4 5 |      nothing more after it has once produced its~proper fruit.
 5 5 |       for these things?- I~was once a fortunate man, but I lost
 6 6 |      For such as it is to have once drawn in the air and to
 7 8 |        Let not~thy thoughts at once embrace all the various
 8 9 |       it puts~itself in motion once, and everything else comes
 9 10|        them, or even~depart at once from life, not in passion,
10 10|        same time that~what has once changed will never exist
11 12|       divinity, when they~have once died should never exist