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1  IV,  2|    of the kind which we call honourable, e.g. those connected with
2  IV,  2|    are the greatest and most honourable. Of private occasions of
3  IV,  3| worthy of them, they attempt honourable undertakings, and then are
4  IV,  6|      by reference to what is honourable and expedient that he will
5  IV,  6|       and wherever it is not honourable, or is harmful, for him
6  IX,  2|      to them, and it is more honourable to help in this respect
7  IX,  8|    to secure for himself the honourable course, no one will call