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1   V,  5 |  proportion, of the useful or hurtful. For which reason injustice
2   V,  5 |  useful and defect of what is hurtful, while in the case of others
3  VI,  13|    reason these are evidently hurtful. Only we seem to see this
4 VII,  6 |       movement is always less hurtful, and reason is an originative
5 VII,  14| irreproachable; when they are hurtful, it is bad.) For they have
6  IX,  4 |  things that are pleasant but hurtful; while others again, through