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1   I,  3 |        sought for alike in all discussions, any more than in all the
2   I,  3 |    that occur in life, but its discussions start from these and are
3   I,  5 |    treated even in the current discussions. Third comes the contemplative
4   I,  13| adequately enough, even in the discussions outside our school, and
5   V,  1 |        course as the preceding discussions.~We see that all men mean
6  VI,  4 |       nature we treat even the discussions outside our school as reliable);
7 VII,  10|    have described in our first discussions, and are near together in
8  IX,  2 |       often pointed out, then, discussions about feelings and actions