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1      I, 2 |      those which make up the normal syllogism. For if any of
2      I, 4 |      nose not only turn into normal noses by not being aquiline
3      I, 7 |      used in comparison with normal magnitude. The "great" is
4      I, 7 |     that which surpasses the normal, the "small" is that which
5      I, 7 |    which is surpassed by the normal; and so with "many" and "
6      I, 7 |    Conversely, if one of two normal things is better or nobler
7      I, 11| consciously brought into its normal state of being; and that