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1   I,  6 |      classes within which they recognized priority and posteriority (
2   V,  1 |    often one contrary state is recognized from its contrary, and often
3   V,  1 | contrary, and often states are recognized from the subjects that exhibit
4   V,  7 |       see change in the things recognized as just. This, however,
5 VII,  5 |   states of character to those recognized with regard to the former;
6 VIII,  2|        must we add "when it is recognized"? For many people have goodwill
7 VIII,  2|     then, the must be mutually recognized as bearing goodwill and
8 VIII,  3|     each there is a mutual and recognized love, and those who love