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 1   I,  4|     necessary or because it is better so, this part also must
 2   I,  4|       be because it is somehow better so. Now it is true that
 3   I,  6|        said, not because it is better to be so but simply because
 4  II,  1|       they exist because it is better and on account of the final
 5  II,  1|       nature, the cause of the better in such things as admit
 6  II,  1|       things as admit of being better or worse, and what is not
 7  II,  1|         and can partake in the better and the worse. And (3) soul
 8  II,  1|     the worse. And (3) soul is better than body, and living, having
 9  II,  1|        having soul, is thereby better than the lifeless which
10  II,  1|   which has none, and being is better than not being, living than
11  II,  1|    definition and the form, is better and more divine in its nature
12  II,  1|       on which it works, it is better that the superior principle
13  II,  1|   comes into being is male, is better and more divine than the
14  II,  5|        to exist; it will be no better than a corpse or part of
15  IV,  1|    from one another. This is a better theory, for certainly Empedocles
16  IV,  1|        Democritus would be the better of the two, at least as
17  IV,  1|     general view, though it is better to say that the one part
18  IV,  1|       the same time, for it is better so. Hence each region comes
19  IV,  1|    them, but the latter is the better. But the semen of the male
20  IV,  3|  discussed, explain this point better, as well as the others.
21  IV,  3| fictitious, it aims at what is better expressed by saying that
22  IV,  4|      act of intercourse, it is better not to desert the short
23  IV,  6|  gestation, for animals are in better bodily condition most of
24  IV,  6|        foetus the mother is in better bodily condition than usual.
25  IV,  6|  happens that the body is in a better state during pregnancy;
26   V,  1|       it can from a short one) better than those in which the
27   V,  6|    animals are both hotter and better flavoured for the same reason;
28   V,  7|      in songs the deep note is better than the high-pitched ones,
29   V,  7|     the high-pitched ones, the better lying in superiority, and
30   V,  7| whereas in the rest the air is better dispensed. As their age
31   V,  8|   formed, partly because it is better so (for what is sharp is