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 1   I,  2|    is right? If so, we must try, in outline at least, to
 2   I,  7|     same point; but we must try to state this even more
 3   I,  7|   set of principles we must try to investigate in the natural
 4  II,  7|  have no names, but we must try, as in the other cases,
 5 III,  3|   thing appears possible we try to do it. By "possible"
 6  IV,  3|  the first question we must try to answer. It makes no difference
 7   V,  2| from virtue entire; we must try to grasp its genus and differentia.~
 8 VII,  7|    Alope, and as people who try to restrain their laughter
 9  IX,  2|     class one should always try to assign what is appropriate,
10  IX,  8|   in general were always to try to secure for himself the