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 1      I,  1 |     serve, because it is not our purpose to give the exact definition
 2     II,  8 |          useful for the contrary purpose, e.g. to show that the object
 3     II,  11|     convertible, either, for the purpose of overthrowing a predication:
 4    III,  1 |     intend to employ to whatever purpose you require. Of what is "
 5    III,  2 |          consequences suits your purpose.~Moreover, a greater number
 6    III,  3 |          which serves the better purpose, e.g. that which serves
 7      V,  2 |        an addition is made to no purpose. Thus (e.g.) a man who has
 8      V,  6 |    useful only for a destructive purpose. Thus (e.g.) see if the
 9      V,  7 |        was directed also for the purpose of destruction.~Next take
10     VI,  1 |  possible, seeing that the whole purpose of rendering it is to make
11     VI,  6 |        relatively to its natural purpose: for while in some cases
12     VI,  6 |          relation to its natural purpose only and to nothing else,
13     VI,  8 |          best in it or gives its purpose to the rest. Certainly it
14     VI,  8 |        pleasure: for this is our purpose in choosing what is pleasant
15     VI,  10|        definition in this way on purpose: or it may quite well happen
16    VII,  3 |         required for our present purpose, and accordingly we need
17   VIII,  1 | conclusion serve a controversial purpose only; but inasmuch as an
18   VIII,  1 |         made to serve some other purpose, and not required on its