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1      I, 7 |   where there are two sets of consequences arising from two different
2      I, 7 |     beginnings or causes, the consequences of the more important beginning
3      I, 7 |  which has the more important consequences. Now it is plain, from all
4     II, 6 |       itself and not from its consequences, and we only care what opinion
5     II, 23| usually has both good and bad consequences, another line of argument
6     II, 23|       consists in using those consequences as a reason for urging that