XI As many pains as mortals have by heaven-sent fortunes, Bear lightly your portion of these and be not distressed. You may seek to cure them, as far as you can, but keep in mind: Destiny does not give too many of these to the good

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XXV Father Zeus, from many evils you would surely deliver all men, If you would show to all what sort of daemon they have. But be of good courage, since the race of mortals is divine; To them sacred nature displays and reveals each thing. If you have a share in this, you will master my commands, Find a cure, and save your soul from sufferings like these. [REVIEW]Hermann S. Schibli - 2002 - In Hermann Sadun Schibli (ed.), Hierocles of Alexandria. New York: Oxford University Press.
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XIX Let not your feeble eyes expect to sleep Until you have rehearsed each of the day’s deeds three times: ’Where have I transgressed? what have I done? what duty not fulfilled?’ Beginning from the first go through them in detail, and then, Rebuke yourself for the mean things you have done, but delight in the good.Hermann S. Schibli - 2002 - In Hermann Sadun Schibli (ed.), Hierocles of Alexandria. New York: Oxford University Press.
XII Many words, both base and noble, come to men’s ears; Do not be perplexed by these nor allow them To hinder you; and if some falsehood be told, Gently withdraw.Hermann S. Schibli - 2002 - In Hermann Sadun Schibli (ed.), Hierocles of Alexandria. New York: Oxford University Press.
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XXIII You will know, as is meet and right, the likeness of nature in all, So that you do not hope what cannot be hoped nor fail in your awareness.Hermann S. Schibli - 2002 - In Hermann Sadun Schibli (ed.), Hierocles of Alexandria. New York: Oxford University Press.
XVI And you must not be careless of the health of your body, But maintain moderation in drink and food and exercise; The moderation I mean will cause you no distress.Hermann S. Schibli - 2002 - In Hermann Sadun Schibli (ed.), Hierocles of Alexandria. New York: Oxford University Press.
VII Yield to gentle words and beneficent deeds, And condemn not your friend for a trivial fault, As long as you can; for ability dwells near necessity.Hermann S. Schibli - 2002 - In Hermann Sadun Schibli (ed.), Hierocles of Alexandria. New York: Oxford University Press.
XIII In everything do as I tell you! Let no one persuade you by word or by deed To do or say what does not prove better for you.Hermann S. Schibli - 2002 - In Hermann Sadun Schibli (ed.), Hierocles of Alexandria. New York: Oxford University Press.

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