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1 I, 8 | goods as well; for it is impossible, or not easy, to do noble 2 III, 2 | less to eternal things and impossible things than to things in 3 III, 3 | deliberation, or is deliberation impossible about some things? We ought 4 IV, 3 | be truly proud; for it is impossible without nobility and goodness 5 V, 5 | commensurability. Now in truth it is impossible that things differing so 6 V, 9 | justly treated; for it is impossible to be unjustly treated if 7 V, 10| about some things it is impossible to lay down a law, so that 8 VI, 5 | about things that it is impossible for him to do. Therefore, 9 VI, 5 | otherwise), and since it is impossible to deliberate about things 10 VI, 12| it is evident that it is impossible to be practically wise without 11 VII, 2 | has knowledge, some say is impossible; for it would be strange-so 12 IX, 3 | still love him? Surely it is impossible, since not everything can 13 IX, 10| for it would seem actually impossible to be a great friend to