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 1 3 | virtues as physical, moral and political, then the purifying, theoretic
 2 14|       14. Besides, he acquired political virtues, which he derived
 3 14|       derived from Aristotle's political writings, and Plato's Laws
 4 14|     him, explaining to him the political virtues and methods, acting
 5 15| sometimes he undertook to give political advice. He would attend
 6 15|  temperance. He even displayed political courage in a Herculean degree.
 7 15|       to put into practice his political art, by writing to the magistrates
 8 18|     kinds of our philosopher's political virtues, which are crowned
 9 18|      Even if there are certain political purifications which give
10 21|  wisdom,----no longer only the political wisdom which consists in
11 23|       day a very distinguished political personage named Rufinus,
12 23|    return from Asia, after his political troubles. Proclus however
13 25|     the worthy man's life whom political virtue has rendered good