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 1 1 |           not even for a moment, except~to reason; and to be always
 2 4 |       the living? What is praise except indeed~so far as it has
 3 6 |       life, regards nothing else except this; and above all~things
 4 6 |       himself by any evacuations except at the~usual hour; and his
 5 8 |         the nature of the plant; except that~in the plant the nature
 6 10|       else are all these things, except~exercises for the reason,
 7 10|       which is a dead thing; or, except through opinion and~the
 8 11| pancratium. In all~things, then, except virtue and the acts of virtue,
 9 11|        is this accomplished well~except by general principles, some
10 12|      power man has to do nothing except what God will approve, and~
11 12|        for they do nothing wrong except~involuntarily. Consequently