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 1      I, 4 |       such as may or may not take place. Concerning things which
 2      I, 4 |     cannot possibly exist or take place, no counsel can be given.
 3      I, 4 |         which may or may not take place; for this class includes
 4      I, 5 |      always or at that particular place or time-for many gain honour
 5      I, 5 |         which seem small, but the place and the occasion account
 6      I, 5 | foreigners, obeisances and giving place; and such presents as are
 7      I, 5 |           only man not to go to a place you have gone to regularly,
 8      I, 6 |       acquisition of a greater in place of a lesser good, or of
 9      I, 6 |           good, or of a lesser in place of a greater evil, is also
10      I, 7 |      special way, or at a special place or time, his deed will have
11      I, 10|         internal cause; they take place uniformly, either always
12      I, 10|     through compulsion which take place contrary to the desire or
13      I, 12|          the way you do it or the place you do it in, or by some
14      I, 14|         was committed in the very place where criminals are punished,
15      I, 15|           opponents, in the first place those arguments are suitable
16     II, 6 |           evils are, in the first place, those due to moral badness.
17     II, 7 |          a particular time or (5) place. As evidence of the want
18     II, 10|       which is why people in high place and prosperity feel it-they
19     II, 10|          who are near us in time, place, age, or reputation. Hence
20     II, 21|           of maxims. In the first Place, the maxim may or may not
21     II, 24|           but spurious, and has a place in no art except Rhetoric
22    III, 10|           his examination to take place "while he had his fingers