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1      I, 7 |      better: for instance, to suffer wrong rather than to do
2      I, 11|      to get, and angry people suffer extreme pain when they fail
3      I, 13|       wronged, a man must (1) suffer actual harm, (2) suffer
4      I, 13|       suffer actual harm, (2) suffer it against his will. The
5     II, 4 | provided we are not likely to suffer heavily by it ourselves.
6     II, 4 |      would have the offenders suffer for what they have done;