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 1 1 | wealth or bodily strength, or mere cleverness apart from intelligence
 2 1 |     nature to be preferred to mere bodily exercise, inasmuch
 3 2 |       and the lyre not as the mere accompaniments of the dance
 4 3 |   good; a quality, which is a mere appendage of things which
 5 4 |    laws, considering that the mere preservation and continuance
 6 4 |  slave doctor prescribes what mere experience suggests, as
 7 6 |      present, trusting to the mere assertion of this principle,
 8 6 |  about the state has not been mere idle talk, I should like
 9 7 |      learn quickly, and their mere necessary acquirements are
10 7 |       invented for the use of mere children, which they learn
11 7 |    upon him which goes beyond mere legislation. There is something
12 9 |        O my friends, that the mere giving or taking away of
13 9 |      this, and is made by the mere prelude to dread such a
14 10| afterwards; and this is not a mere conjecture of ours about
15 12|  loses, with the exception of mere necessaries, and the assignment
16 12|       actions will proceed by mere chance.~Cleinias. Very true.~