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 1      I,  10|         not to do good to one’s enemies: this too is the contradictory
 2      I,  10|       ought to do good to one’s enemies. Likewise, also, in other
 3      I,  10|        also to do evil to one’s enemies. it might appear also as
 4      I,  10| contrary to doing evil to one’s enemies: but whether this is or
 5     II,  7 |       friends and to do evil to enemies, or per contra to do evil
 6     II,  7 |       friends and to do good to enemies. Or else (2) both verbs
 7     II,  7 |       friends, or to do good to enemies and to do evil to enemies.
 8     II,  7 |       enemies and to do evil to enemies. Or (3) a single verb may
 9     II,  7 |       friends and to do good to enemies, or to do evil to friends
10     II,  7 |     evil to friends and evil to enemies.~The first two then of the
11     II,  7 |         to the doing of evil to enemies: for both courses are desirable
12     II,  7 |         to the doing of good to enemies: for both of these are objectionable
13     II,  7 |       both the doing of good to enemies and the doing of evil to
14    III,  1 |     friends than justice in our enemies: for the former is desirable
15    III,  1 |          for we desire that our enemies should be just per accidens,
16    III,  1 |        in India; whereas in our enemies we desire it for something