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1 4 | nothing terrible in ceasing to live; so that he was a silly
2 4 |     who enjoins a young man to live well, and an old man to
3 4 |       also because the care to live well is identical with the
4 9 |     that it is not possible to live pleasantly unless one also
5 9 |    justly; and that one cannot live prudently, and honestly,
6 10|      to men so as to make them live happily, but that the principles
7 11|   waking fancies, but you will live like a god among men; for