Nor does it follow that I should be praised for giving this pain of itself, because, although it is not the pain that is unpleasant, but that which arises from the very circumstances of the case, and that, too, when it is not attended by any of those, it is not the pain that is unpleasant, but that which arises from the very circumstances of the case, and that, too, when it is not attended by any of those, it is not the pain that is unpleasant, but that which arises from the very circumstances of the case, and that, too, when it is not attended by any of those, it is not the pain that is unpleasant, but that which arises from the very circumstances of the case, and that, too, when it is not attended by any of those, it is not the pain that is unpleasant, but that which arises from the very circumstances of the case, and that, too, when it is not attended by any of those.