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 1 1 |    actions; and herein lies the difference between virtue and vice.
 2 2 |      Cleinias. There is a great difference, Stranger, in the two kinds
 3 3 |      nor was poverty a cause of difference among them; and rich they
 4 4 |      slaves or freemen makes no difference; they acquire their knowledge
 5 4 |  remember how great will be the difference between them, according
 6 4 | important, and it makes all the difference whether we clearly remember
 7 5 |       Cleinias, that there is a difference in places, and that some
 8 7 |        uses of them; whereas no difference is found in the use of the
 9 7 |    nature balanced, we create a difference in them by bad habit. In
10 7 |  consequence, but makes a great difference, and may be of very great
11 7 |       And there is a very great difference between one who has learnt
12 7 |      indicated by their natural difference. The grand, and that which
13 9 |        are two, and what is the difference between them, that when
14 9 |         little more clearly the difference between hurt and injustice,
15 9 |        slave, there shall be no difference as touching murder by one’
16 10|      there are Gods, but with a difference—the one saying that they
17 11|       among friends, but if any difference arises about the collection,
18 12|        great or rather absolute difference between him who is deprived