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1      I, IX  | acquisition which is commonly and rightly called an art of wealth-getting,
2      I, XIII|          of the soul, or in doing rightly, or the like, only deceive
3     II, V   |           although selfishness is rightly censured; this, however,
4     II, IX  |           although the legislator rightly holds up to shame the sale
5    III, XI  |        will choose a geometrician rightly, and those who know how
6     IV, VII |         The term "aristocracy" is rightly applied to the form of government
7     IV, VII |    treatise; for that only can be rightly called aristocracy which
8    VII, I   |      which is best and which acts rightly; and rightly it cannot act
9    VII, I   |           which acts rightly; and rightly it cannot act without doing