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 1 III,  3|  about eternal things no one deliberates, e.g. about the material
 2 III,  3|     for instance, no Spartan deliberates about the best constitution
 3 III,  3|       Now every class of men deliberates about the things that can
 4 III,  3|     last. For the person who deliberates seems to investigate and
 5  VI,  1|   the same thing, but no one deliberates about the invariable. Therefore
 6  VI,  2|      sacked Troy; for no one deliberates about the past, but about
 7  VI,  5| practical wisdom. Now no one deliberates about things that are invariable,
 8  VI,  7|  deliberate well, but no one deliberates about things invariable,
 9  VI,  9|     deliberation, and he who deliberates inquires and calculates.
10  VI,  9|  sort. But since the man who deliberates badly makes a mistake, while
11  VI,  9|      a mistake, while he who deliberates well does so correctly,