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1   I,  6 |     But if the things we have named are also things good in
2  IV,  5 |     the points that have been named (for one can be angry with
3  IV,  6 |       That the states we have named are culpable is plain enough,
4 VII,  3 | another sense than those just named is something that happens
5 VII,  4 |       objects, for the reason named, viz. because each of them
6 VII,  7 |   incontinent.) of the states named, then, the latter is rather
7 VIII,  3|     all the qualities we have named belong in virtue of the
8  IX,  4 |   oneself.~But the attributes named seem to belong even to the