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in plenty?He agreed.Again, it is surely clear that good birth and talents and distinctions in one's own country are good things.He admitted it.Then what have we still remaining, I asked, in the class of goods? What of being temperate, and just, and brave? I bay you tell me, Cleinias, do you think we shall be right in ranking these as goods, or in rejecting them? For it may be that someone will dispute it. How does it strike you?They are goods; said Cleinias.Very well, I went on,
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