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 1   V, 1 |  cause-for the good and the beautiful are the beginning both of
 2 VII, 6 |    essence of good, and the beautiful with the essence of beauty,
 3  XI, 6 |    particular thing appears beautiful to some and the contrary
 4  XI, 6 |    some and the contrary of beautiful to others, and that which
 5  XI, 6 |   same of good and bad, and beautiful and ugly, and all other
 6 XII, 7 |    certain nature.) But the beautiful, also, and that which is
 7 XIII, 3|  Now since the good and the beautiful are different (for the former
 8 XIII, 3|   as its subject, while the beautiful is found also in motionless
 9 XIII, 3| sciences say nothing of the beautiful or the good are in error.
10 XIII, 3|    principle also (i.e. the beautiful) as in some sense a cause.
11 XIV, 4 | related to the good and the beautiful; the difficulty is this,
12 XIV, 4 |  that both the good and the beautiful appear in the nature of
13 XIV, 6 |    are in the column of the beautiful. For the seasons and a particular