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 1   I, 35  | enfranchisement of these men as an act of devotion to the supreme
 2   I, 43  |           the Jews to Egypt was an act of military wantonness.~
 3   I, 45  |         slavery in addition was an act of absolute injustice.~
 4  II, 70  |      action has been the desire to act piously and render unto
 5  VI, 301 |                         41 For the act of chewing the cud is nothing
 6  VI, 308 |          we ought to perform every act in righteousness, remembering
 7 VII, 362 |        towards all, he will always act rightly on every occasion,
 8 VII, 366 |      speech to all alike and~never act insolently nor tyrannically
 9 VIII, 391|         good things, so you should act on the same principle towards
10 VIII, 425|          must form friendships and act justly. For it is the gift
11  IX, 460 |            replied, 'If you always act with deliberation and never
12  IX, 465 |                             34 'To act well at all times and with
13  IX, 467 |          from the passions, and to act rightly as the circumstances
14   X, 506 |         imitating your own conduct act righteously that they may