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 1      I, 5 |        the possession of a body fit to endure the exertion of
 2     II, 14|     prodigality, but by what is fit and proper. So, too, in
 3     II, 20|       of choosing those who are fit for the contest; or using
 4     II, 21|      never have thought himself fit for an army command." It
 5     II, 23|        rejoins:~They judged her fit to die, not me to slay her.~
 6    III, 3 | compounded makes them, we feel, fit for verse only. This, then,
 7    III, 11|     Theodorus puts it, does not fit in with the ideas you already
 8    III, 11|     these cases the saying must fit the facts. This is also
 9    III, 11|     Anaxandrides:~Death is most fit before you do~Deeds that
10    III, 11|     Deeds that would make death fit for you.~This amounts to
11    III, 11|      amounts to saying "it is a fit thing to die when you are
12    III, 11|         to die when you are not fit to die", or "it is a fit
13    III, 11|        fit to die", or "it is a fit thing to die when death
14    III, 11|        to die when death is not fit for you", i.e. when death
15    III, 11|      i.e. when death is not the fit return for what you are
16    III, 11|         to die when you are not fit for death". The more a saying
17    III, 14|         they know well and then fit it on to the opening notes