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 1 1 |           companion. For wisdom is chief and leader of the divine
 2 3 |      either all or the greater and chief part of what he desires.~
 3 3 |           it not palpable that the chief aim of the kings of that
 4 4 |            united with that of the chief men of the state; and when
 5 4 |       given the highest office and chief ministry of the gods; and
 6 5 |         and track out and find the chief good; which when a man has
 7 7 |          us summon him who has the chief concern in the business,
 8 8 |          at all. These two are the chief causes of almost all evils,
 9 8 |            the husbandmen. And the chief officers of the wardens
10 9 | proceedings, and, being one of the chief magistrates of the state,
11 10|      before all bodies, and is the chief author of their changes
12 12|          soul and the head are the chief saviours.~Cleinias. Once