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 1      I, VIII|   pasture, they are compelled to follow them, cultivating a sort
 2     II, III |         is by no means proved to follow from the fact "of all men
 3     II, V   |        that men and women should follow the same pursuits, for animals
 4     II, XI  |       other citizens are sure to follow their example; and, where
 5    III, X   |       the same consequences will follow.~
 6     IV, XI  |       life men are most ready to follow rational principle. But
 7     IV, XI  | disgraced, finds it difficult to follow rational principle. Of these
 8     IV, XIV |        speak of the points which follow next in order. We will consider
 9      V, I   |         completed. Next in order follow the causes of revolution
10      V, X   |          attack, for they do not follow rational principle. And
11     VI, VIII|      ranked first; next in order follow others, equally necessary,
12    VII, III |         actions, him we ought to follow and obey, but he must have
13    VII, IV  |         and the same result will follow. For law is order, and good
14    VII, XV  |       the appetitive part should follow: none the less our care
15   VIII, II  |       the same evil effects will follow. The object also which a