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1  II,  8 |       to the intermediate, we oppose not this but rather its
2  II,  8 |     cowardice more unlike, we oppose rather the latter to courage;
3 III,  12|     few, and should in no way oppose the rational principle-and
4  IV,  5 | punishment.~To good temper we oppose the excess rather than the
5  IV,  6 |   praise everything and never oppose, but think it their duty "
6  IV,  6 |   those who, on the contrary, oppose everything and care not
7 VII,  1 |      would be most fitting to oppose superhuman virtue, a heroic