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 1  II,  1  |       or often hearing that we got these senses, but on the
 2 III,  3  |       money and this cannot be got; but if a thing appears
 3  IV,  1  |   money matters; for he can be got the better of, since he
 4  IV,  7  |   bring glory, when he has not got them, or to claim more of
 5   V,  4  |       own"-i.e. when they have got what is equal. The equal
 6   V,  9  | unjustly for these reasons has got too much; the fact that
 7  VI,  9  |    correctly, but he will have got for himself a great evil.
 8  VI,  9  |    former case we have not yet got excellence in deliberation,
 9 VIII,  13|   bargain, and think they have got less than they should, and
10 VIII,  13|       and what they might have got from others-minimizing the
11 VIII,  13|       what could not have been got from others, and that it
12  IX,  1  |        sacrifice or he who has got the advantage? At any rate
13  IX,  1  |     the pleasure, he will have got what is fair as from the
14  IX,  7  |        a view to what is to be got from them; while those who