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1   I,  5 |   evidently not the good we are seeking; for it is merely useful
2   I,  6 | attained by man; but we are now seeking something attainable. Perhaps,
3   I,  7 |       return to the good we are seeking, and ask what it can be.
4   I,  7 |        this will be what we are seeking, and if there are more than
5   I,  7 |       these will be what we are seeking. Now we call that which
6   I,  7 |      even to plants, but we are seeking what is peculiar to man.
7   I,  13|    virtue; for the good we were seeking was human good and the happiness