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1 1 |     secrets were not but very few and very rare, and~these
2 2 |       to thee. Thou seest how few the things are, the~which
3 3 |       to these only which are few; and~besides bear in mind
4 4 |    this thy dwelling, and how few are there~in it, and what
5 4 |    Zeus?~ Occupy thyself with few things, says the philosopher,
6 4 |   that~which comes from doing few things. For the greatest
7 5 |     with thy portion and with~few things, benevolence, frankness,
8 5 | seemed to~philosophers, not a few nor those common philosophers,
9 10|       the possession of these~few names: and if thou art able