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 1   I,  6  |   they did not maintain the existence of an Idea embracing all
 2   I,  6  |    separate and independent existence, clearly it could not be
 3 VIII,  11|   he is responsible for the existence of his children, which is
 4 VIII,  12|    virtue of their separate existence a sort of other selves),
 5  IX,  4  |     of which he thinks. For existence is good to the virtuous
 6  IX,  7  |   The cause of this is that existence is to all men a thing to
 7  IX,  7  | therefore, because he loves existence. And this is rooted in the
 8  IX,  8  |    to many years of humdrum existence, and one great and noble
 9  IX,  9  |   most desirable, and their existence is the most supremely happy)
10  IX,  9  | perceive that we exist (for existence was defined as perceiving
11  IX,  9  |   good men, because to them existence is good and pleasant for
12  IX,  9  |      to be conscious of the existence of his friend as well, and
13  IX,  12 |   aim at this. And whatever existence means for each class of