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 1   I,  10|  misfortunes, this also affords matter for discussion; for both
 2  II,  9 |         this, then, (to sum the matter up) that we shall best be
 3 III,  10|       would seem to be justly a matter of reproach, because it
 4 III,  12|         Hence also it is more a matter of reproach; for it is easier
 5  IV,  7 |       man would seem to be as a matter of fact equitable. For the
 6   V,  8 |        the mischief. Again, the matter in dispute is not whether
 7   V,  10|         of the thing, since the matter of practical affairs is
 8  VI,  4 |        different, art must be a matter of making, not of acting.
 9 VII,  12| incidentally pleasant; for that matter the activity at work in
10 VII,  12|        faculty; though for that matter the arts of the perfumer
11 VIII,  1|          We have discussed this matter previously.~
12  IX,  2 |    believes to be bad. For that matter, one should sometimes not
13  IX,  2 |    would be thought that in the matter of food we should help our
14  IX,  2 |      and every honour; for that matter one should not give the
15  IX,  4 |         some one else (for that matter, even now God possesses
16  IX,  8 |       type than that which is a matter of reproach, and as different