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1 1 |     to writing on speculative~matters, nor to delivering little
2 1 |     of careful inquiry in all~matters of deliberation, and his
3 1 |       these only about public matters; and he showed prudence
4 4 |   appliest~thyself to smaller matters no further than is fit.~
5 5 | should have sustained loss in matters which are indifferent,~do
6 7 |      of life: but as to these matters a man must intrust~them
7 9 |     people who are engaged in matters political, and, as they
8 11|     thy guard equally in~both matters, not only in the matter