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 1 5 |   things moved, what there is worth being highly prized~or even
 2 6 |     art employed about things~worth thy pains, it is then that
 3 6 |     of our food. What then is worth being~valued? To be received
 4 6 |    fame, what remains that is worth~valuing? This in my opinion,
 5 6 |    unknown? One thing here is worth a great deal, to~pass thy
 6 7 |     however that every man~is worth just so much as the things
 7 7 |     so much as the things are worth about which he busies~himself.~
 8 8 | portions~and according to its worth, times, substance, cause (
 9 8 |       on thee.- But it is not worth while to live if this~cannot
10 12|      law and according to the worth of each. And let~neither