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 1    III,  2 |    Moreover, if A be without qualification better than B, then also
 2    III,  2 |     is better than B without qualification; e.g. if the best man be
 3    III,  2 |    better than Horse without qualification.~Moreover, things which
 4    III,  3 |      desirable thing without qualification. Again, a thing is more
 5      V,  2 |  others will show it without qualification. Thus (e.g.) a man who has
 6      V,  7 | predicate rendered with this qualification. Thus, for example, inasmuch
 7     VI,  13|    to be either good without qualification, or at least more good than
 8   VIII,  5 |   generally accepted without qualification, clearly the conclusion
 9   VIII,  5 |   generally rejected without qualification. Accordingly, the answerer
10   VIII,  5 | accepted or rejected without qualification, then the views that are
11   VIII,  6 |   generally accepted without qualification or accepted by some definite