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1 4 |    who foolishly admire and perish. But suppose that those~
2 5 |    and neither of them~will perish into non-existence, as neither
3 9 |     thou seest will quickly perish, and those who have been~
4 9 |  dissolution will very soon perish too. And he who~dies at
5 10|   not complain, for it will~perish after it has consumed thee.
6 10| universe, must of necessity perish; but let this~be understood
7 10|    and constituted so as to perish in various ways. For~whether
8 11|   It is because I would not perish by the worst of all ends,~
9 12| change~and be turned and to perish in order that other things