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 1      I, 2 | himself a despot as soon as he got it; and so did Theagenes
 2      I, 7 | individual. Again, what can be got is better than what cannot,
 3      I, 12|       feel that the gain to be got by wrong-doing is great
 4      I, 12|     slavery, because Gelon had got there first and forestalled
 5     II, 9 |       matter of fact only just got it and the prosperity it
 6     II, 10|      we ought to have, or have got what we did have once. Hence
 7     II, 10|    thing. And men who have not got a thing, or not got it yet,
 8     II, 10|        not got a thing, or not got it yet, envy those who have
 9     II, 10|       yet, envy those who have got it quickly. We can also
10     II, 11|        but because we have not got them ourselves. It is therefore
11     II, 11|      things that they have not got, it being understood that
12     II, 13|       is something we have not got, and also because we desire
13     II, 23|       Another line of proof is got by considering some modification
14    III, 11|   mentioned that liveliness is got by using the proportional
15    III, 18|    other is true. Having first got this answer about the other,