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 1      I, 2 |       a fact which everybody knows.~There are few facts of
 2      I, 7 |  choose the latter if nobody knows of it. What a man wants
 3      I, 11|        like to like", "beast knows beast", "jackdaw to jackdaw",
 4      I, 13| action is one where the doer knows what he is doing. We now
 5     II, 20|   falls, and not the man who knows most about it. "~Instances
 6     II, 24|    argues: e.g. that any one knows that there is a trireme
 7     II, 24|    in the Peiraeus, since he knows the separate details that
 8     II, 24|    the argument that one who knows the letters knows the whole
 9     II, 24|    one who knows the letters knows the whole word, since the
10    III, 7 |     thus, since he certainly knows what he is doing. Further,