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1      I, 6 |       things are good which men deliberately choose to do; this will
2      I, 6 | trifling, but none the less men deliberately make them the goal of their
3      I, 10|      one is ignorant of what he deliberately intends.) The causes of
4      I, 10|     intends.) The causes of our deliberately intending harmful and wicked
5     II, 23|        not guilty, since no one deliberately and consciously chooses
6    III, 15|      detestable person if I had deliberately intended this result. "
7    III, 16|        it to believe that a man deliberately does anything except what