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1 1|       are by nature more than commonly valiant and bold; now we
2 4| mentioned all those which are commonly recognized. Now you must
3 4|   things, and not man, as men commonly say (Protagoras): the words
4 5|     and the defect of them is commonly a cause of slavery. And,
5 5|    resort. For in this way we commonly dispose of great sinners
6 6|   manner:—Let any persons who commonly take an interest in such
7 7|     we are now describing are commonly called by the general name
8 8|       wine and food, which is commonly called retail trade. And
9 9|      desire; and this is most commonly found to exist where the