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1 5 |     that in which the opposites exceed; nor, again, do we wish
2 5 |       and feeble, and the pains exceed. And when, as I said before,
3 5 |    preferred by us because they exceed in what we like, or are
4 5 |     rejected by us because they exceed in what we dislike. All
5 5 |    temperate life the pleasures exceed the pains, but in the intemperate
6 5 |      intemperate life the pains exceed the pleasures in greatness
7 5 |         that the painful should exceed, but the life in which pain
8 5 | courageous and wise and healthy exceed the cowardly and foolish
9 12|         highest class shall not exceed five minae; and for him