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 1   I,  6|     studied by strategics and in disease by medicine, and the moderate
 2 III,  5|       man blind from birth or by disease or from a blow, but rather
 3 III,  6|          e.g. disgrace, poverty, disease, friendlessness, death,
 4 III,  6|     fearless person. Poverty and disease we perhaps ought not to
 5 III,  6| circumstances, e.g. at sea or in disease. In what circumstances,
 6 III,  6|          Yet at sea also, and in disease, the brave man is fearless,
 7 VII,  1|   qualities are also produced by disease or deformity; and we also
 8 VII,  5|      others arise as a result of disease (or, in some cases, of madness,
 9 VII,  5|         did so in consequence of disease; and of foolish people those
10 VII,  5|        who are so as a result of disease (e.g. of epilepsy) or of
11 VII,  7|        is not due to heredity or disease, like the softness that
12 VII,  8|         for wickedness is like a disease such as dropsy or consumption,