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 1      I, II  |            and the association of living beings who have this sense
 2      I, IV  |           various sorts; some are living, others lifeless; in the
 3      I, IV  |            in the look-out man, a living instrument; for in the arts
 4      I, IV  |          the family, a slave is a living possession, and property
 5      I, V   |          Such a duality exists in living creatures, but not in them
 6      I, V   |         restrict ourselves to the living creature, which, in the
 7      I, V   |         we may firstly observe in living creatures both a despotical
 8      I, VI  |           a part of the master, a living but separated part of his
 9      I, VIII|       them, cultivating a sort of living farm. Others support themselves
10      I, VIII|           greater number obtain a living from the cultivated fruits
11      I, IX  |         that they are intent upon living only, and not upon living
12      I, IX  |         living only, and not upon living well; and, as their desires
13     II, V   |        always a difficulty in men living together and having all
14     II, VII |          and the possessor may be living either in luxury or penury.
15    III, III |      further asked: When are men, living in the same place, to be
16    III, IV  |            may be compared to the living being: as the first elements
17    III, IV  |       first elements into which a living being is resolved are soul
18    III, V   |        can practice virtue who is living the life of a mechanic or
19    III, XIII|          make up a state, are all living together in the same city,
20     IV, I   | constitution under which they are living, they extol some one in
21      V, VI  |           property by extravagant living; for then they want to innovate,
22      V, X   |          it, almost at once; for, living in luxurious ease, they
23    VII, VIII|         but property, even though living beings are included in it,
24    VII, VIII|       state is not a community of living beings only, but a community
25    VII, XV  |           more leisure they have, living in the midst of abundance.