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 1      I, VIII|      in general, parts of the wealth-getting art or distinct arts? Again,
 2      I, IX  |      rightly called an art of wealth-getting, and has in fact suggested
 3      I, IX  |     barter is not part of the wealth-getting art and is not contrary
 4      I, IX  | riches and the natural art of wealth-getting are a different thing; in
 5      I, IX  |       so, too, in this art of wealth-getting there is no limit of the
 6      I, IX  |     of wealth. But the art of wealth-getting which consists in household
 7      I, IX  |      between the two kinds of wealth-getting; in either, the instrument
 8      I, IX  |  arises the second species of wealth-getting. For, as their enjoyment
 9      I, IX  |    have considered the art of wealth-getting which is unnecessary, and
10      I, IX  |     also the necessary art of wealth-getting, which we have seen to be
11      I, X   |        There are two sorts of wealth-getting, as I have said; one is
12      I, XI  |      said about the theory of wealth-getting; we will now proceed to
13      I, XI  |  irksome. The useful parts of wealth-getting are, first, the knowledge
14      I, XI  |     the true or proper art of wealth-getting and come first. Of the other,
15      I, XI  |      the several divisions of wealth-getting I now speak generally; a