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 1      I,  5 |      whenever a man is the only person sitting, while if he be
 2      I,  7 |       description, whenever the person to whom we give the order
 3      I,  11|        notice when any ordinary person expresses views contrary
 4     II,  2 |    success of some well-behaved person, clearly the good man is
 5     II,  3 |         wine, the sweet-toothed person desires it not because it
 6    III,  1 |        is good for a particular person, e.g. recovery of health
 7    III,  1 |    latter only for a particular person, viz. the man who needs
 8     VI,  4 |        rendered to each several person, if the definition is to
 9     VI,  4 |      all times even to the same person. It is clear, then, that
10     VI,  13|         it is possible that the person exhibits daring in robbery,
11    VII,  1 |   Peloponnesian" is not any one person nor yet "Spartan"; it only
12   VIII,  1 |       conducted against another person, we are obliged to employ
13   VIII,  1 |     patent; e.g. make the other person admit that as knowledge
14   VIII,  2 |       remainder, e.g. that if a person have lost knowledge of a
15   VIII,  2 |        if he does so though the person questioned keeps on answering
16   VIII,  2 |          he does it because the person questioned does not answer
17   VIII,  5 | restriction, e.g. by some given person, by the speaker or by some
18   VIII,  6 |       accepted by some definite person. Now every question asked
19   VIII,  11|        discussion is due to the person questioned, because he will
20   VIII,  14|        tongue. For just as in a person with a trained memory, a