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 1 1 |     whether he aims at the happiness of the individual or state,
 2 2 |  the final consummation of happiness is to have acquired all
 3 4 |   which are needed for the happiness of the state, yet the true
 4 4 | which is most conducive to happiness; for there neither is nor
 5 6 |   her own preservation and happiness. I would have the seven–
 6 6 |    greatly conduces to the happiness of the state. But at present,
 7 7 |    of life only blest with happiness, when he might have made
 8 9 | would live in security and happiness. Wherefore it is a foul
 9 10|    things rightly to their happiness; but when she is the companion
10 10|  form any true idea of the happiness or unhappiness of life or