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1      I, 1 | generalship. A man can confer the greatest of benefits by a right use
2      I, 1 |         of these, and inflict the greatest of injuries by using them
3      I, 6 |          therefore is thought the greatest of goods, since these two
4      I, 12|        money. Their confidence is greatest if they personally possess
5     II, 4 |          things are felt; but the greatest evils, injustice and folly,
6     II, 9 |          do ourselves deserve the greatest possible goods and moreover
7    III, 17|        will enable us to gain the greatest advantage, then we ought