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1   I,  10 |     but through nobility and greatness of soul.~If activities are,
2  IV,  2  |    in these matters that the greatness implied in the name of the
3  IV,  2  | these things bring with them greatness and prestige. Primarily,
4  IV,  2  |     these circumstances, and greatness in the work differs from
5  IV,  2  |     in the work differs from greatness in the expense (for the
6  IV,  3  |     proud; for pride implies greatness, as beauty implies a goodsized
7  IV,  3  |    extreme in respect of the greatness of his claims, but a mean
8  IV,  3  |  proud man must be good. And greatness in every virtue would seem
9 VIII,  11|     exceeds the other in the greatness of the benefits conferred;