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1      I, III|        looking to the needs of practical life and also seeking to
2      I, XI |        will now proceed to the practical part. The discussion of
3    III, II | ancestors. This is a short and practical definition but there are
4    III, IV |      of the other to preserve. Practical wisdom only is characteristic
5     VI, III|    what is just and equal, the practical difficulty of inducing those
6    VII, II |        true life of man is the practical and political, and that
7    VII, III|   ideas only to be regarded as practical which are pursued for the
8    VII, III|        pursued for the sake of practical results, but much more the
9    VII, XIV|      two kinds, for there is a practical and a speculative principle.