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 1 Text |       that thou mayest know how great is the victory of correct
 2 Text |         is found in the case of great sages, namely that one confesses '
 3 Text |        know.' For this is their great knowledge that when they
 4 Text |      others, though Plato had a great struggle against these (
 5 Text |       he cannot extinguish that great fire . . . that [P.9] weakness
 6 Text | weakness hastens to contend for great things, and though it knows
 7 Text |        may not write to thee at great length (it is enough to
 8 Text |         by night is seen from a great distance, but by day it
 9 Text |      with the long measure of a great distance, so the amount
10 Text |    rises from the East show how great is its circle and full and ...
11 Text |       account its appearance is great and its disc is glorious
12 Text |        appears to the eye to be great, though its size has not
13 Note1|     where the text has suffered great mutilation, italics indicate