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 1      I, VI |       and subject. Even among philosophers there is a difference of
 2      I, XI |      he showed the world that philosophers can easily be rich if they
 3     II, VII|    private persons, others by philosophers and statesmen, which all
 4    VII, X  | recent discovery of political philosophers that the state ought to
 5    VII, XVI|     of physicians and natural philosophers about generation should
 6    VII, XVI|     the body, and the natural philosophers about the winds; of which
 7   VIII, V  |     rhythms, which makes some philosophers say that the soul is a tuning,
 8   VIII, VII|      present day, and also by philosophers who have had considerable
 9   VIII, VII|  melodies proposed by certain philosophers into ethical melodies, melodies
10   VIII, VII|  others which are approved by philosophers who have had a musical education.