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 1   Intro, 3      |         season passes~away', and philosophers have said: 'Whatever is
 2       1, Story5 |       perfect understanding; and philosophers have said:~'Power consists
 3       1, Story15|          that he loses his head. Philosophers have said~that it is necessary
 4       1, Story16| intellect is this? The saying of philosophers has come~true, that friends
 5       1, Story20|        unmindful of the maxim of~philosophers, who have said: 'Who offends
 6       1, Story23|          account of the maxim of philosophers who~have said:~ ~ When thou
 7       1, Story36|      baseness~of service because philosophers have said that it is better
 8       1, Story38|         Story 38~ ~ A company of philosophers were discussing a subject
 9       2, Story44|      rather than themselves; and philosophers have said~that a brother
10       3, Story8 |          Story 8~ ~ ~ One of the philosophers forbade his son to eat much
11       3, Story11|        injure thy soul.~ ~ ~ And philosophers have said: 'If for instance
12       5, Story9 |         than not to see~him; and philosophers have said that it is easier
13       5, Story20|          ocular evidence because~philosophers have said:~ ~ ~ He who grasps
14       6, Story1 |        his nature~because Ionian philosophers have said that although
15       7, Story5 |        according to the words of philosophers, who said: Impart to them~
16       7, Story9 |  narrated in the compositions of philosophers that scorpions~are not born