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1 I, 4 | same reasoning which holds good of the rectilinear path 2 I, 7 | This, indeed, would be as good as saying that the heavens 3 I, 11| indestructible the same account holds good. It is either (a) that which 4 II, 2 | other four, which have as good a title as they. There is 5 II, 12| all things should have its good without action, that which 6 II, 12| with men’s bodies one is in good condition without exercise 7 II, 12| could never secure this good, but only some substitute 8 II, 12| have but one attainable good (as indeed man has), or, 9 II, 12| directly to their ultimate good. One thing then has and 10 II, 12| and enjoys the ultimate good, other things attain to 11 II, 13| any opposition. Hence a good inquirer will be one who 12 IV, 2 | a smaller-and this holds good of all homogeneous masses,