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1   I,  3 |    fluctuation because they bring harm to many people; for
2   I,  10|    happiness; for they both bring pain with them and hinder
3  IV,  2 |    on; for all these things bring with them greatness and
4  IV,  2 |  are vices; yet they do not bring disgrace because they are
5  IV,  6 |   in another’s action would bring disgrace, and that in a
6  IV,  7 |    to claim the things that bring glory, when he has not got
7  IV,  7 |   too it is qualities which bring reputation that they disclaim,
8   V,  5 |  exchanges. But we must not bring them into a figure of proportion
9 VIII,  8| under this head, too, might bring lover and beloved, beautiful