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1      I, 3 |     which is the greater or lesser good, the greater or lesser
2      I, 3 | lesser good, the greater or lesser act of justice or injustice;
3      I, 6 |     a greater in place of a lesser good, or of a lesser in
4      I, 6 |   of a lesser good, or of a lesser in place of a greater evil,
5      I, 6 |     the greater exceeds the lesser there is acquisition of
6     II, 19| things, the greater and the lesser, and generally great things
7     II, 19|   and about the greater and lesser in general. Since therefore
8     II, 23|    his companion might be a lesser man than himself-such a