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1 III,  11|  every one who is without it craves for food or drink, and sometimes
2 III,  11|     lusty; but not every one craves for this or that kind of
3 III,  11|    self-indulgent man, then, craves for all pleasant things
4 III,  12| state is less so; for no one craves to be self-indulgent.~The
5 III,  12|   aim, and the temperate man craves for the things be ought,
6  IX,  5 |      for him when absent and craves for his presence; so too