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1 1 |        polity administered with regard~to equal rights and equal
2 1 |    undeviating~steadiness in my regard for philosophy; and a disposition
3 1 |    attached to life, nor~out of regard to personal appearance,
4 3 |        unwillingly, nor without regard to the common interest,~
5 4 | contrary to nature.~ Constantly regard the universe as one living
6 5 |        which things do not thou regard, but go straight on, following
7 8 |    allows this.~ Nature has had regard in everything no less to
8 11|  careful that they be made with regard to circumstances, that~they
9 11|       interests, that they have regard to the~value of the object;