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 1   I,  4 |         well. To examine all the opinions that have been held were
 2   I,  11|           and one opposed to the opinions men hold; but since the
 3 III,  2 |       are not by holding certain opinions. And we choose to get or
 4 III,  2 |         good or bad, but we have opinions about what a thing is or
 5 III,  2 |     choices and to have the best opinions, but some are thought to
 6 III,  2 |      thought to have fairly good opinions, but by reason of vice to
 7  VI,  5 |         of that part which forms opinions; for opinion is about the
 8  VI,  11|       undemonstrated sayings and opinions of experienced and older
 9  VI,  13|       the part of us which forms opinions there are two types, cleverness
10 VII,  1 |          truth of all the common opinions about these affections of
11 VII,  1 |  objections and leave the common opinions undisturbed, we shall have
12 VII,  3 | conclusion, while in the case of opinions concerned with production
13  IX,  4 |        class of things). For his opinions are harmonious, and he desires