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1      I,  15|   from the use of the term in combination, e.g. of a "clear (lit.
2     II,  7 |     conjunctions: for in each combination the one course is desirable,
3    III,  2 |      of good things, e.g. the combination of happiness and something
4    III,  2 |       more desirable than the combination of justice and courage.
5    III,  3 |    took a saw and a sickle in combination with the art of carpentry:
6    III,  3 |      of carpentry: for in the combination the saw is a more desirable
7     VI,  13|       themselves, but only in combination; or, per contra, they are
8     VI,  13| singly, and bad or neutral in combination. What has just been said
9     VI,  13|       the less, not even this combination of "the one+the other "makes