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1      I, VI  |      but separated part of his bodily frame. Hence, where the
2      I, IX  |    seek the means of obtaining bodily pleasures; and, since the
3      I, XI  |     the other in unskilled and bodily labor. There is still a
4      I, XIII|    whether slaves possess only bodily and ministerial qualities.
5    III, XVI |        as bad as for different bodily constitutions to have the
6    VII, XVI |        may not differ in their bodily powers, as will be the case
7    VII, XVI |     wanton; and in men too the bodily frame is stunted if they
8    VII, XVII|        a great effect on their bodily strength. It would appear
9   VIII, VI  | military training, whether for bodily exercises at the time or