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 1   V,  10|   reason it out, it seems strange if the equitable, being
 2  VI,  7 |   we say; for it would be strange to think that the art of
 3  VI,  12| this, it would be thought strange if practical wisdom, being
 4 VII,  3 |  it; for the latter seems strange, but not the former.~(b)
 5 VII,  3 |   would not seem anything strange, while to know in the other
 6  IX,  2 |  held to be doing nothing strange in refusing. As we have
 7  IX,  3 | say that there is nothing strange in breaking off a friendship
 8  IX,  3 |  seem to be doing nothing strange; for it was not to a man
 9  IX,  9 | of friends?" But it seems strange, when one assigns all good
10  IX,  9 |  do well by. Surely it is strange, too, to make the supremely