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 1 1 |      he many be young in good things through the pleasing recollection
 2 2 |     for a man to consider the things which produce happiness,
 3 2 |     recommended to you, these things I would have you do and
 4 6 |  theory, with regard to these things, can refer all choice and
 5 8 |   right to estimate all these things by the measurement and view
 6 8 | feasts of fish and other such things, as a costly table supplies,
 7 9 |    greatest good of all these things is Prudence, on which account
 8 9 |   some as the mistress of all things, but he refers some things
 9 9 |    things, but he refers some things to fortune, some to ourselves,
10 10|       man can rely on, for he things that good or evil is not