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 1 2 |  doing~something by desire.~ Since it is possible that thou
 2 3 |   which comes~from such men, since they are not even satisfied
 3 6 | things~and objects, do thou, since thou hast reason and they
 4 8 |     is~intelligent and just, since it gives to everything in
 5 9 | unjustly acts impiously. For since the universal~nature has
 6 9 |     be well content with it, since this too is~one of those
 7 10|    there of suspicious fear, since it is in thy power to~inquire
 8 11|      nature~of the universe, since thou art a human being placed
 9 12|      neither is it shameful, since it is both independent of
10 12|    interest, but it is good, since it~is seasonable and profitable