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1 5 |   soul turns and moves itself alone, and whatever judgements~
2 6 |    useful to these cities are alone~useful to me. Whatever happens
3 7 |   mount up on the battlements alone, but with the help of~another
4 9 |      inclination, and~in them alone the property of flowing
5 11|     that which is shameful is alone~bad, thou also must of necessity
6 11| admire, but either when he is alone, and if~others are present...~
7 12|    with his intellectual~part alone he touches the intelligence
8 12|   care of them; but the third~alone is properly thine. Therefore
9 12| mankind, have overlooked this alone, that some~men and very