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 1      I, 1 |    exactest knowledge will make it easy for what we say to produce
 2      I, 2 |          of argument it is equally easy to base a syllogism or enthymeme
 3      I, 6 |     possible to do them, (2) it is easy to do them. Things are done "
 4      I, 6 | practicable (in the sense of being easy); such things are those
 5      I, 7 |           thing is better than the easy, because it is rarer: and
 6      I, 7 |          rarer: and reversely, the easy thing is better than the
 7      I, 9 |           a free man, as it is not easy to perform any menial task
 8      I, 12|          since all such people are easy to elude. Or those who are
 9      I, 12|           friends, because that is easy. Then there are those who
10      I, 13|        usually; or where it is not easy to be complete owing to
11     II, 13|          hard it is to get and how easy to lose. They are cowardly,
12     II, 20|   advantage-they are comparatively easy to invent, whereas it is
13     II, 23|            the action is possible, easy, and useful to ourselves
14    III, 5 |      written composition should be easy to read and therefore easy
15    III, 5 |         easy to read and therefore easy to deliver. This cannot
16    III, 5 |        punctuate Heracleitus is no easy task, because we often cannot
17    III, 9 |        this kind is satisfying and easy to follow. It is satisfying,
18    III, 9 |         you and get nowhere. It is easy to follow, because it can
19    III, 13|         one in which the facts are easy to remember, the effect