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 1   I,  1 |    where such arts fall under a single capacity—as bridle-making
 2   I,  2 |       the end is the same for a single man and for a state, that
 3   I,  6 |        present in all cases and single; for then it could not have
 4   I,  6 |   called good by reference to a single Form, while those which
 5   I,  6 |   called good by reference to a single Idea. What sort of goods
 6   I,  10|         easily changed, while a single man may suffer many turns
 7  IV,  1 | prodigal" means a man who has a single evil quality, that of wasting
 8   V,  2 | includes all these, if we had a single name for it-and its motive
 9   V,  3 | continuous; for we cannot get a single term standing for a person
10   V,  5 |      holds things together as a single unit is shown by the fact
11 VII,  3 |    sphere of perception; when a single opinion results from the
12 VII,  14|         why God always enjoys a single and simple pleasure; for
13 VIII,  3|         changing often within a single day. But these people do
14  IX,  8 |        agree with this, e.g. "a single soul", and "what friends
15  IX,  10|      number is presumably not a single number, but anything that