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 1 3|   consequence which will not seem to him to be in a~manner
 2 3| things, even though they may seem to adapt~themselves to the
 3 4|    Within ten days thou wilt seem a god to those to whom thou
 4 4| things which daily meet with seem to~them strange: and consider
 5 4| asleep, for even in sleep we seem to act and speak; and that
 6 4|     nature? And does a thing seem to thee to be a~deviation
 7 5|    which happens, even if it seem~disagreeable, because it
 8 5|   the Stoics themselves they seem difficult~to understand.
 9 8|      thought, How thou shalt seem to others,~and be content
10 8|   and such opinions, it will~seem nothing wonderful or strange