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 1 22|   may give what he has not got": for he has not got only
 2 22|   not got": for he has not got only one die. No: rather
 3 22|  given not what he had not got, but in a manner in which
 4 22| manner in which he had not got it, viz. just the one. For
 5 22|   man give what he has not got?" and, on being given the
 6 22|    quickly when he had not got it quickly, and, on this
 7 22| could give what he had not got". It is quite evident that
 8 22| manner in which he has not got it, e.g. he might have got
 9 22| got it, e.g. he might have got it with pleasure and give
10 22|    a hand which he has not got, or see with an eye which
11 22|    an eye which he has not got?" For he has not got only
12 22|   not got?" For he has not got only one eye. Some people
13 23|   man give what he has not got? "No, not what he has not
14 23|    No, not what he has not got; but he could give it in
15 23|    way in which he has not got it, e.g. one die by itself."
16 33|  on diction; e.g. "The man got the cart down from the stand";