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1    III, III|       ambiguous.~It is further asked: When are men, living in
2    III, XI |        and wherein, it will be asked, do some men differ from
3    III, XV |   tyrant. Thus, when Dionysius asked the Syracusans to allow
4      V, IX |   possess.~It may, however, be asked what a man wants with virtue
5      V, X  |      with a favorite youth, he asked him whether by this time
6      V, XI |        that when his wife once asked him whether he was not ashamed
7    VII, VI |  question which has often been asked. It is argued that the introduction
8   VIII, III| therefore the question must be asked, what ought we to do when