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 1 2 |        of happiness is to have acquired all these things, and when
 2 2 |      things, and when you have acquired them to become at once immortal.
 3 2 |        say; for you have never acquired the knowledge of the most
 4 2 |        in which he has not yet acquired his own proper sense, he
 5 3 |    Hence his armies cheerfully acquired for him countries as large
 6 3 |    higher fear, which they had acquired by obedience to their ancient
 7 5 | imparted to others, as well as acquired by a man for himself; he
 8 5 |  possessed by him, but must be acquired by us also to the utmost
 9 5 |       them in business, or has acquired by any stroke of fortune
10 7 |        speak rightly should be acquired by us. And now do you try
11 8 |    previous training they have acquired the habit and are strong
12 8 |      whether they be bought or acquired in any other way, and he
13 11|      the property which he has acquired; but let him not be blamed