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1   I,  7 |     is the case, human good turns out to be activity of soul
2   I,  10|  single man may suffer many turns of fortune’s wheel. For
3 III,  10| their days on anything that turns up are called gossips, but
4  IV,  1 |     The prodigal man, then, turns into what we have described
5 VII,  3 |   bodily parts); so that it turns out that a man behaves incontinently
6  IX,  3 | another man as good, and he turns out badly and is seen to
7  IX,  12|   the friendship of bad men turns out an evil thing (for because