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1      I, 7 |     is chosen for the sake of physical well-being. And of two things
2      I, 9 |      us to obey the law where physical pleasures are concerned;
3      I, 10|      profligate in matters of physical pleasure, the effeminate
4     II, 5 | character produced by wealth, physical strength, abundance of friends,
5     II, 5 |   make men formidable-wealth, physical strength, strong bodies
6    III, 2 |      to the eye or some other physical sense. It is better, for
7    III, 11|     things, the equality of a physical surface and the equality