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1 5 |   serious pursuit, I cannot imagine. But on the~contrary it
2 5 |     are indifferent,~do not imagine this to be a damage. For
3 6 |  and beautiful. Do not then imagine that they are of another
4 6 |  for it is not easy even to~imagine a deity without forethought;
5 9 |    do they love and~honour? Imagine that thou seest their poor
6 10| eternal changes. And do not imagine~that the solid and the airy
7 10|   studying~nature dost thou imagine, and how many dost thou
8 10|     with different~actors.~ Imagine every man who is grieved