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1 1|    all the good things of the conquered pass into the hands of the
2 1|     the better is ever really conquered by the worse, is a question
3 1|    and inferior when they are conquered; for we are not now considering
4 1|      pleasures and lusts, and conquered them, in earnest and in
5 3|      for, although the latter conquered the Trojans, they were themselves
6 3| Trojans, they were themselves conquered by the Heraclidae—Achaeans
7 4|     taken flight when utterly conquered by a superior power in war.
8 8|       happily; or if they are conquered, the reverse of happily.