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1 3| incorruptibility or with happiness; and think that a diety is invested
2 4|               Accustom yourself also to think death a matter with which
3 4|               it: nor does the wise man think not-living an evil; but,
4 7|                 ensue from them; and we think many pains better than pleasures,
5 8|               the evil as good. And, we think, contentment a great good,
6 8|              sensual enjoyment, as some think who are ignorant, and who
7 9|             virtues. Since, who can you think better than that man who