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 1      I, 5 |   selling it. Wealth as a whole consists in using things rather than
 2      I, 5 | Athletic excellence of the body consists in size, strength, and swiftness;
 3      I, 14|       crime is worse because it consists of many crimes; and that
 4     II, 2 |     form of slighting, since it consists in doing and saying things
 5     II, 10|         of such good fortune as consists of the good things already
 6     II, 23|        Another line of argument consists in taking separately the
 7     II, 23|        another line of argument consists in using those consequences
 8     II, 24|       omission.~7. Another line consists in representing as causes
 9     II, 24|      occurred".~8. Another line consists in leaving out any mention
10     II, 25|         may be spurious: for it consists in showing not that your
11     II, 26|        is clear that refutation consists either in offering positive
12     II, 26|         was said in the Topics, consists in stating some accepted