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 1 1| profession, and therefore had few bad ones, and these were severely
 2 1|           cancels out every other bad action of yours, so likewise,
 3 1|            but if the material is bad, it is impossible for the
 4 1|   entirely by force would produce bad results; therefore, a middle
 5 1|         cannot arise which causes bad effects. Yet I do not claim
 6 1|          ordinance, whether it is bad or insufficient, does not
 7 1|      would have resulted. But the bad customs of men, whether
 8 1|          from examples of good or bad, are never put aside.~COSIMO:
 9 2|         tell you the good and the bad of one and the other. The
10 2|         as they, they have made a bad showing; which results from
11 6|        clothing, and not to drink bad water. Those who get sick
12 7|           who are malignant, have bad habits, and are foreigners.