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 1   I,  8  |         respect or even in most respects.~With those who identify
 2  IV,  1  |      The prodigal errs in these respects also; for he is neither
 3 VII,  4  |      incontinent in these other respects is so blamed.~But (b) of
 4 VII,  9  |      they are different in many respects. For it is to passion and
 5 VIII,  4 |       duration and in all other respects, and in it each gets from
 6 VIII,  4 |      each gets from each in all respects the same as, or something
 7 VIII,  6 | proportionally exceeded in both respects. But people who surpass
 8 VIII,  6 |         who surpass him in both respects are not so easy to find.~
 9 VIII,  6 |        the former in many other respects), that they appear not to
10 VIII,  13|        in love and in all other respects, while unequals must render
11  IX,  8  |   determine how far and in what respects each view is right. Now