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 1   I,  3  |      therefore, should each type of statement be received;
 2   I,  5  |  and men of the most vulgar type, seem (not without some
 3   V,  6  | unjust with respect to each type of injustice, e.g. a thief,
 4  VI,  13 |     all men think that each type of character belongs to
 5 VII,  1  |     man"-so too the brutish type is rarely found among men;
 6 VII,  3  |   two, the soul must in one type of case affirm the conclusion,
 7 VII,  5  |     with other objects is a type distinct from incontinence,
 8 VIII,  6 |   friendship of the perfect type with them, just as one cannot
 9 VIII,  10| government, but the Persian type is perverted; for the modes
10 VIII,  10|     longer of the fraternal type. Democracy is found chiefly
11 VIII,  13|   in the spirit of the same type of friendship in which they
12 VIII,  13|    contracted it. The legal type is that which is on fixed
13 VIII,  13|     consequences. The moral type is not on fixed terms; it
14  IX,  8  | meaning from the prevailing type of self-love, which is a
15  IX,  8  |   lover of self, of another type than that which is a matter
16  IX,  11 | ought to imitate the better type of person.~On the other