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1   I, 1 | judgement that when Callias was ill of this disease this did
2   I, 1 |       one class, when they were ill of this disease, e.g. to
3  IV, 5 |     others, so that if all were ill or all were mad, and only
4  IV, 5 |          these would be thought ill and mad, and not the others.~
5   V, 20|      disposed is either well or ill disposed, and either in
6  IX, 9 |       same as that which can be ill, and has both potencies
7  XI, 9 |      and to be capable of being ill are not the same-for if
8  XI, 9 |      were, being well and being ill would have been the same-it
9  XI, 12|          then, if it has become ill, it will have changed into