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 1 2 |       them to be the elements of living well.~
 2 4 |     there is nothing terrible in living to a man who rightly comprehends
 3 4 |       concern then either of the living or of the dead; since to
 4 4 | not-living a thing feared, since living is not connected with it:
 5 6 |       and others with respect to living itself; for a correct theory,
 6 6 |         Since this is the end of living happily; for it is for the
 7 7 |         the beginning and end of living happily; for we have recognized
 8 9 |    honestly, and justly, without living pleasantly; for the virtues
 9 9 |         virtues are connate with living agreeably, and living agreeably
10 9 |       with living agreeably, and living agreeably is inseparable
11 11|         god among men; for a man living amid immortal gods, is in