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 1      I, 1 |   tendency to prevail over their opposites, so that if the decisions
 2      I, 6 |  preventing and destroying their opposites. One thing may entail another
 3      I, 7 |         and justice, or of their opposites. Hence the epigram on the
 4      I, 9 |       the spending of money. The opposites of these two are smallness
 5      I, 9 |        one’s own profit. And the opposites of those things of which
 6      I, 11|         makes them pleasant. The opposites to these are pleasant; and
 7      I, 11|     things: by considering their opposites we can easily see what things
 8     II, 1 |         and the like, with their opposites. We must arrange what we
 9     II, 3 |      inferred by seeing what the opposites are of those that make us
10     II, 4 |    studied by reference to their opposites. Enmity may be produced
11     II, 19|          it is more so for their opposites; thus Isocrates said that
12     II, 19|         found by considering the opposites of those that have been
13     II, 23|        the things contrasted are opposites. For instance, the priestess
14     II, 23| situation, viz. when each of two opposites has both a good and a bad
15    III, 2 |     illustrate my meaning: since opposites are in the same class, you
16    III, 9 |      members, one of one pair of opposites is put along with one of
17    III, 9 |      word is used to bracket two opposites, as "They aided both parties-not
18    III, 17|    striking: the facts about two opposites always stand out clearly