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 1  I, 7  |       not to have avoided the gain: if on the contrary injurious,
 2  I, 7  |       us, that it was a great gain for us to be of one mind
 3  I, 8  |   money and men, so that they gain nothing by the victory,
 4  I, 8  |      one who has been able to gain the victory by stratagem
 5 III, 11|    needed to prove what great gain they confer upon him by
 6 III, 15|    everything for the sake of gain, should commit these sins,
 7 IV, 5  |      all that in him lies, to gain this means of strength.~
 8  V, 3  |     further in order that the gain thus gotten may not in its
 9 VI, 7  | choice whether I would rather gain distinction in the oversight
10 VI, 8  |       comes into society will gain nothing, but the position
11 VI, 12 |    knows all accurately, what gain will result to us from the