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 1 2 |       possible that thou mayest depart from life this very~moment,
 2 3 |        whether a man should now depart from life, and~whatever
 3 3 |        all:~for even if he must depart immediately, he will go
 4 3 |        pure, tranquil, ready to depart, and without~any compulsion
 5 6 |        art and do not endure to depart from it? Is it not strange
 6 7 | perception of doing wrong shall depart, what reason is~there for
 7 9 |         a man's happiest lot to depart from mankind without~having
 8 10|    shalt maintain them, or even~depart at once from life, not in
 9 10|        art dying, and thou wilt depart more contentedly~by reflecting
10 10|    cared, themselves wish me to depart, hoping perchance to get