Part, Question

 1   1, 59 | kind of judgment whereby it esteems it to ~be hurtful to itself:
 2   1, 60 | kind of judgment whereby it esteems it to ~be hurtful to itself:
 3   2, 28 |    grieves, in so far as it esteems someone to suffer undeservedly, ~
 4   2, 28 |   rejoices, in so far as it esteems someone to suffer ~deservedly,
 5   2, 58 |   from slight ~indications, esteems another man's wickedness
 6   2, 127|   despise them, but that he esteems them ~useful for the accomplishment
 7   2, 160|     of right reason, for he esteems himself greater ~than he
 8   2, 160|  another. ~Hence when a man esteems the good he has received
 9   3, 7  |   ought to be done. But he ~esteems them least who wholly despises
10   3, 15 |    goods. Now ~the just man esteems only justice and virtue