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 1   I,  3  |   that they may be thought to exist only by convention, and
 2   I,  8  |     For the state of mind may exist without producing any good
 3   I,  10 |       and good are thought to exist for a dead man, as much
 4   V,  3  |    And the same equality will exist between the persons and
 5   V,  7  |       same force and does not exist by people’s thinking this
 6  VI,  2  |     This is why choice cannot exist either without reason and
 7  VI,  2  |       and its opposite cannot exist without a combination of
 8  VI,  3  |     observation, whether they exist or not. Therefore the object
 9  VI,  8  | perhaps one’s own good cannot exist~without household management,
10  VI,  8  |    the objects of mathematics exist by abstraction, while the
11  VI,  12 |      faculty, but it does not exist without this faculty. And
12  VI,  13 |    contended that the virtues exist in separation from each
13 VIII,  3 |   kind of friendship seems to exist chiefly between old people (
14 VIII,  9 |   that friendship and justice exist between the same persons
15 VIII,  9 |       social clubs; for these exist respectively for the sake
16 VIII,  11| friendship and justice hardly exist, in democracies they exist
17 VIII,  11|    exist, in democracies they exist more fully; for where the
18 VIII,  12|      wife friendship seems to exist by nature; for man is naturally
19  IX,  4  |      who wishes his friend to exist and live, for his sake;
20  IX,  7  |       their creditors did not exist, while creditors actually
21  IX,  7  |    objects of their action to exist since they will then get
22  IX,  7  | chosen and loved, and that we exist by virtue of activity (i.e.
23  IX,  9  |  think is to perceive that we exist (for existence was defined