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The Accidental (n.) is like a frost at midsummer, the accidental is that which comes about neither always, nor by necessity, nor usually, (and thus allows for no science).
Ambition (n.) is the golden mean between sloth and greed.
Politics (n.) is a form founded upon the distinction between the private and the public sphere.
Politics (n.) is those things concerned with the polis and the philosophy of human affairs with happiness as its aim.
Fear (n.) is pain arising from the anticipation of evil.
Memory (n.) is the scribe of the soul.
Imagination (n.) is a sort of faint perception.
A Friend (n.) is a single soul dwelling in two bodies.
Character (n.) is the most effective means of persuasion.