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1    I, 4|   punished in the name of its founder. Now in the first place
2    I, 4| marked out by the name of its founder, since philosophers are
3    I, 4|     bad character because its founder was bad, it is punished
4    I, 4|      was to find out what the founder was, that his sect might
5    I, 4|    hindering inquiry into the founder's character from the sect.
6    I, 4| through your ignorance of its founder, or else by not taking a
7    I, 4|   taking a fair survey of the founder, because you make no inquiry
8    I, 4|  vilified in it both sect and founder, whom you know nothing of
9    I, 4|       school, and bearing its founder's name as their own; and