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1 XIII |         expert in Roman law, or a philosopher in. one of the Greek schools
2 XIV  |            it did not benefit the philosopher him-self who thus expounded
3 XIV  |     Greeks by Plato or some other philosopher, and the Jews by Moses or
4 XVI  |    because from the study of that Philosopher many different schools of
5 XVIII|         even though he is now the Philosopher: for, as history relates,
6 XIX  |           so did not speak like a philosopher. For in the proper sense
7 XX   |         he were a public-spirited philosopher, he ought not only to refrain
8 XXII | supporters should say that even a philosopher will observe his country'