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 1   I,  9  |   god-given of all human things inasmuch as it is the best. But this
 2 III,  3  |     than in that of gymnastics, inasmuch as it has been less exactly
 3 III,  8  |          but they are inferior, inasmuch as they do what they do
 4 III,  8  |        temper, but are inferior inasmuch as they have no self-reliance
 5 VII,  14 |  another element in us as well, inasmuch as we are perishable creatures,
 6 VIII,  3 |        friendship is dissolved, inasmuch as it existed only for the
 7 VIII,  6 | friendship arises less readily, inasmuch as they are less good-tempered
 8 VIII,  12|         than that of strangers, inasmuch as their life is lived more
 9 VIII,  12|        who are like each other, inasmuch as they belong more to each
10 VIII,  12|      from their very birth, and inasmuch as those born of the same
11 VIII,  12|       more than to form cities, inasmuch as the household is earlier
12  IX,  3  |       counterfeit the currency, inasmuch as the wrongdoing is concerned
13  IX,  3  |    character or their property, inasmuch as this is better and more