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 1 2|       problem why it is that a man easily moves a boat from
 2 2|    external to itself. Now the man who is himself in the boat,
 3 7|       one conceives that every man ought to walk, one is a
 4 7|        ought to walk, one is a man oneself: straightway one
 5 7|      or that, in this case, no man should walk, one is a man:
 6 7|      man should walk, one is a man: straightway one remains
 7 7| example if walking is good for man, one does not dwell upon
 8 7|   dwell upon the minor "I am a man". And so what we do without
 9 7|      we do quickly. For when a man actualizes himself in relation
10 8|     upper (for example, when a man moves a stick in his hand),