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 1 4 | qualities, if the state is to acquire in the best manner and in
 2 4 |     makes no difference; they acquire their knowledge of medicine
 3 5 | willing, or not unwilling, to acquire dishonest gains, does he
 4 5 |      and should never want to acquire riches by any such means.~
 5 5 |       he will permit a man to acquire double or triple, or as
 6 6 |       order that they may all acquire knowledge and experience
 7 6 |   guard, and at the same time acquire a perfect knowledge of every
 8 7 |    has not stimulated them to acquire these accomplishments in
 9 7 |   suited to those who have to acquire a speedy and useful knowledge
10 12|   Cretan colony ought also to acquire the fairest and noblest
11 12|       And he who is unable to acquire this in addition to the