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1      I, VII|  they occupy themselves with philosophy or with politics. But the
2      I, XI |   matters is not unworthy of philosophy, but to be engaged in them
3      I, XI |    was supposed to show that philosophy was of no use. According
4     II, V  |     of this sort, and not by philosophy or by customs and laws,
5     II, VII| their desires nowhere but in philosophy; for all other pleasures
6    VII, XV |    required for business and philosophy for leisure, temperance
7    VII, XV |     they above all will need philosophy and temperance and justice,