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1 4 |     since all good and all evil is in sensation, and since
2 4 |    man think not-living an evil; but, just as he chooses
3 8 |   just as every pain is an evil, and yet every pain must
4 8 |    may feel the good as an evil, and at times, on the contrary,
5 8 |  contrary, we may feel the evil as good. And, we think,
6 9 | provided; and the greatest evil lasts but a short period,
7 10| for he things that good or evil is not given by her to men