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 1   I,  13|       view, and do so just to the extent which is sufficient for
 2   I,  13|         unless perhaps to a small extent some of the movements actually
 3  II,  9 |        right person, to the right extent, at the right time, with
 4  II,  9 |         to what point and to what extent a man must deviate before
 5  IV,  8 | ready-witted man, and to no small extent, is clear from what has
 6  VI,  1 |            but to an intermediate extent and as the right rule dictates;
 7 VII,  6 |        listen to argument to some extent, but to mishear it, as do
 8 VII,  8 |        but does not master to the extent of making him ready to believe
 9 VIII,  9|        kind of community. And the extent of their association is
10 VIII,  9|          their association is the extent of their friendship, as
11 VIII,  9|          friendship, as it is the extent to which justice exists
12  IX,  6 |       unanimous except to a small extent, any more than they can
13  IX,  9 |         need them only to a small extent (for his life, being pleasant,