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 1      I,  15|       more than one meaning, the inflexion also that is formed from
 2     II,  9 |         derived will by the same inflexion from "the praiseworthy"
 3      V,  6 |     destructive purposes, if the inflexion of the property rendered
 4      V,  6 |          to be a property of the inflexion of the subject: for then
 5      V,  6 |      then neither will the other inflexion be a property of the other
 6      V,  6 |          a property of the other inflexion. Thus (e.g.) inasmuch as "
 7      V,  6 |       the other hand, see if the inflexion of the property rendered
 8      V,  6 |    rendered is a property of the inflexion of the subject: for then
 9      V,  6 |          for then also the other inflexion will be a property of the
10      V,  6 |          a property of the other inflexion. Thus (e.g.) inasmuch as "
11      V,  6 | destructive purposes, see if the inflexion of the opposite of the property
12      V,  6 |        to be the property of the inflexion of the opposite of the subject:
13      V,  6 |        for then neither will the inflexion of the other opposite be
14      V,  6 |    opposite be a property of the inflexion of the other opposite. Thus (
15      V,  6 |       the other hand, see if the inflexion of the opposite of the property
16      V,  6 |   suggested is a property of the inflexion of the opposite of the original
17      V,  6 |       subject: for then also the inflexion of the other opposite will
18      V,  6 |        will be a property of the inflexion of the other opposite. Thus (