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 1 3 |        impression on me, and what virtue I~have need of with respect
 2 5 |    affects rise up to the mind~by virtue of that other sympathy that
 3 6 |       elements. But~the motion of virtue is in none of these: it
 4 6 |           another, and this is by~virtue of the active movement and
 5 6 |        the~exercise of some other virtue; and remember that thy attempt
 6 7 |          things which lie between virtue and vice. Love mankind.~
 7 7 |          is always a material for virtue~both rational and political,
 8 8 |          rational animal I see no virtue which~is opposed to justice;
 9 8 |           to justice; but I see a virtue which is opposed to love~
10 9 |      those who come~after them by virtue of a certain original movement
11 9 |        social animal, just as his virtue and his vice lie not in~
12 9 |     justice in the~things done by virtue of the internal cause, that
13 9 |         the~occasion arises, what virtue nature has given to man
14 11| understanding at all, has seen by~virtue of the uniformity that prevails
15 11|          all~things, then, except virtue and the acts of virtue,
16 11|     except virtue and the acts of virtue, remember to~apply thyself
17 11|        former times who~practised virtue.~ The Pythagoreans bid us
18 11|        heart laughed within.~ And virtue they will curse, speaking