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1 2 |       daemon~within him, and to reverence it sincerely. And reverence
2 2 |     reverence it sincerely. And reverence of the daemon~consists in
3 3 |    which seeks a hiding-place.~ Reverence the faculty which produces
4 5 |         helps us on this road.~ Reverence that which is best in the
5 5 |         And in like manner~also reverence that which is best in thyself;
6 6 |     fault~with the gods. But to reverence and honour thy own mind
7 6 | philosophy wished to~make thee. Reverence the gods, and help men.
8 6 | wherefore the more is it fit~to reverence this power, and to think,
9 11|       constituted for piety~and reverence towards the gods no less