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1      I, 5 |     they choose and what they avoid. This end, to sum it up
2      I, 10|   people are trying to get or avoid when they set about doing
3      I, 12|     you are sentenced you can avoid paying damages, or can at
4     II, 21|    neighbour". You are not to avoid uttering maxims that contradict
5     II, 23| fighting, and on the other to avoid fighting at the cost of
6    III, 5 |     ones. (3) The third is to avoid ambiguities; unless, indeed,
7    III, 6 |    epithets, being careful to avoid poetical effects. (3) Use
8    III, 17|     which they draw them. And avoid the enthymeme form when