Translation of a philosophical text in Latin on God

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[[deletion]] He [[/deletion]] [[addition]] Diogenes [[/addition]] did not [[deletion]] give [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[addition]] leave him for all [[/addition]] that: but with a mind bent upon [[deletion]] because of Diogenes: but [[/deletion]] being thoroughly seasoned [[deletion]] his breast being furnished the [[unclear]] with an obstinate mind of [[/deletion]] ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] with [[/underline]] [[/addition]] the precepts of Philosophy: he said, strike if [[deletion]] it [[/deletion]] [[addition]] you [[/addition]] please [[deletion]] you ,, [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] I will ^ [[deletion]] offered [[/deletion]] [[addition]] offer [[/addition]] you [[deletion]] a [[/deletion]] [[addition]] my [[/addition]] head. ,,[[deletion]] Truly I do not find [[/deletion]] Truly you will not find [[deletion]] No [[unclear]] is [[/deletion]] your stick [[deletion]] so [[/deletion]] ,, hard ^ [[deletion]] as your not admitting [[/deletion]] [[addition]] enough to drive me from your [[/addition]] ,, [[deletion]] me to come to your [[/deletion]] School, At length Antisthenes admitted [[deletion]] him [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] a disciple ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] so desirous [[/underline]] [[/addition]] of learning and loved him the most of all his scholars [[image]]