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 1     II, VII|   wish to cure some desire, going beyond the necessities of
 2     II, VII|      when Autophradates was going to besiege Atarneus, told
 3    III, II |  citizens; others insist on going further back; say to two
 4    III, XVI| this is the old saying, two going together, and the prayer
 5     IV, IV |   of many parts. If we were going to speak of the different
 6     IV, XV |  the wives of the poor from going out of doors? Neither is
 7      V, X  |   Penthilidae, as they were going about and striking people
 8     VI, V  |    own affairs, do not mind going for a few days to the law-courts.
 9     VI, V  |  and give them the means of going to work. The example of
10    VII, VI |     of merchants coming and going, and is inimical to good