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1      I, 1 | equally well to the contrary views. No; things that are true
2     II, 6 |     We respect, as true, the views of sensible people, such
3     II, 8 |    since these can take long views. Also those who have parents
4     II, 18| conduct or try to change his views: the single person is as
5     II, 18|      have noted the accepted views and propositions upon which
6     II, 21|      disputed or paradoxical views: we must, in that case,
7     II, 21|      his hearers really hold views already, and what those
8     II, 21|      already, and what those views are, and then must express,
9     II, 21|   general truths, these same views on these same subjects.