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1      I, 10|     in the same danger. The ambitious man does wrong for sake
2      I, 11| Again, since most of us are ambitious, it must be pleasant to
3     II, 9 |   injustice. Also if we are ambitious and eager to gain particular
4     II, 9 |  ends, especially if we are ambitious for what others are getting
5     II, 10|     wisdom or good fortune. Ambitious men are more envious than
6     II, 10|    profess wisdom; they are ambitious to be thought wise. Indeed,
7     II, 15| make those who have it more ambitious; it is the way of all men
8     II, 17|     Those in power are more ambitious and more manly in character