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1   I, 1|  matter of experience; but to judge that it has done good to
2 III, 2|    form is the definition. To judge from our previous discussion
3 III, 3|   then we know its nature.~To judge from these arguments, then,
4  IV, 4|       and say that people can judge this to be the case. And
5  IV, 4|      this is so, he must also judge one thing to be a man and
6  IV, 4|    For he does not aim at and judge all things alike, when,
7  IV, 6|      asking, who is to be the judge of the healthy man, and
8  IV, 6|      general who is likely to judge rightly on each class of
9   X, 1| uniform and the quickest, and judge the others by reference