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1 III,  2  |          is good for him; we can hardly be said to opine to get
2 III,  10 |          season dishes; but they hardly take pleasure in making
3 III,  11 |        less than they should are hardly found; for such insensibility
4 III,  11 |       received a name because he hardly occurs. The temperate man
5  IV,  1  |         while those who take are hardly praised at all. And the
6 VIII,  6 |    another in need; but they are hardly friends because they do
7 VIII,  11|      deviation-forms, as justice hardly exists, so too does friendship.
8 VIII,  11| tyrannies friendship and justice hardly exist, in democracies they
9  IX,  4  |        even seems to do so. They hardly belong even to inferior