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1      I, 2 |    latter kind will fail to win assent, because they are
2      I, 12|     prosecute, nor can they win their case if they do: this
3     II, 2 | thus those who are eager to win fame as philosophers get
4     II, 10|   is obvious that they will win no pity from us.~
5     II, 23|     in this world liars may win belief,~Be sure of the opposite
6    III, 1 |    them in mind who usually win prizes in the dramatic contests;
7    III, 1 |     this direction too, who win prizes in their turn, as
8    III, 1 |     because poets seemed to win fame through their fine