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 1 4 | usually shown by the former generation to their parents. And let
 2 4 | immortality in the unity of generation. And for a man voluntarily
 3 5 |   the Gods who preside over generation will be propitious to him,
 4 5 |   numbers; for they in whom generation is affluent may be made
 5 6 |  the torch of life from one generation to another, and worshipping
 6 7 |     different from the last generation of children, and, being
 7 8 | greater ones, let a younger generation regulate by law, after the
 8 9 |  may be left to the younger generation of legislators to determine;
 9 10| Gods. But as to our younger generation and their wisdom, I cannot
10 10|   is the first cause of the generation and destruction of all things,
11 10|     moving is in process of generation; only when at rest has it
12 10| increase and diminution and generation and destruction—that is
13 10|     was really the first in generation and power; then follows
14 10|    there would have been no generation of living beings); and when
15 12|   to which motion attaining generation gives perpetual existence;