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1 4| Accustom yourself also to think death a matter with which we are
2 4|         in sensation, and since death is only the privation of
3 4|      knowledge of the fact that death is no concern of ours, makes
4 4|         who said that he feared death, not because it would grieve
5 4|       most formidable of evils, death, is nothing to us, since,
6 4|       us, since, when we exist, death is not present to us; and
7 4|         present to us; and when death is present, then we have
8 4|     general, at times flee from death as the greatest of evils,
9 9|        fearless with respect to death, and who has properly contemplated