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1      I, 7 |  those things which are of service when the need is pressing;
2      I, 13| person; the man who avoids service in the army is doing wrong
3     II, 6 |   from whom we desire some service that we shall not obtain
4     II, 7 |   point out that a smaller service had been refused to the
5     II, 7 |  in need; or that the same service, or an equal or greater
6     II, 7 |  these facts show that the service in question was not done
7     II, 11| and also those who do them service. So with those good things
8    III, 18| are supposed to be of some service in controversy. Gorgias