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1  IV,  1 |    mean all the things whose value is measured by money. Further,
2  IV,  1 |    giving away, and does not value wealth for its own sake
3  IV,  7 | claim qualities which are of value to one’s neighbours and
4   V,  5 |    for a house, or the money value of five beds.~We have now
5  VI,  13|      it were of no practical value, we should have needed it
6  IX,  1 |  bade the learner assess the value of the knowledge, and accepted
7  IX,  1 |     not assessed at the same value by those who have them and
8  IX,  12|    it is for whose sake they value life, in that they wish