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1   I,  4 |    turning-point and the way back. For, while we must begin
2 III,  3 | brought the moving principle back to himself and to the ruling
3 III,  7 |  dangers beforehand but draw back when they are in them, while
4  IV,  3 |      be sluggish and to hold back except where great honour
5  IV,  3 |       and these people stand back even from noble actions
6  VI,  12|    us begin a little further back, starting with the following
7  IX,  2 |      friends, as we must pay back a loan to a creditor rather