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1 IV, 8 | on the other hand, is the slave of his sense of humour, 2 VII, 2 | and drag it about like a slave. For Socrates was entirely 3 VII, 5 | his mother, or with the slave who ate the liver of his 4 VIII, 11| soul and body, master and slave; the latter in each case 5 VIII, 11| horse or an ox, nor to a slave qua slave. For there is 6 VIII, 11| an ox, nor to a slave qua slave. For there is nothing common 7 VIII, 11| to the two parties; the slave is a living tool and the 8 VIII, 11| and the tool a lifeless slave. Qua slave then, one cannot 9 VIII, 11| tool a lifeless slave. Qua slave then, one cannot be friends