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 1 5 |   properly called substances in virtue of the fact that they are
 2 6 |        had a relative order, in virtue of one being prior to another.
 3 6 |        small, a grain large, in virtue of the fact that the latter
 4 7 |        to have contraries. Thus virtue has a contrary, vice, these
 5 7 |          thing is "ruddered" in virtue of its rudder. So it is
 6 7 |      that one attribute left in virtue of which it was correctly
 7 7 |       and that alone is left in virtue of which it was stated to
 8 8 |         quality" I mean that in virtue of which people are said
 9 8 |       kinds of knowledge and of virtue are habits, for knowledge,
10 8 |      habit may be said also, in virtue of that habit, to be thus
11 8 |      sort of quality is that in virtue of which, for example, we
12 8 |       predicated of a person in virtue of his disposition, but
13 8 |         his disposition, but in virtue of his inborn capacity or
14 8 |         or good runners, not in virtue of such and such a disposition,
15 8 |      such a disposition, but in virtue of an inborn capacity to
16 8 |       Men are called healthy in virtue of the inborn capacity of
17 8 | ordinarily arise; unhealthy, in virtue of the lack of this capacity.
18 8 |     said to be such and such in virtue of them, not only if they
19 8 |         are not said to be such virtue of them. The man who blushes
20 8 |       to be mad or irascible in virtue of these. Similarly those
21 8 |        called qualities, for in virtue of them men are said to
22 8 |      boxer, who is so called in virtue of an inborn capacity, is
23 8 |     said to be such and such in virtue of these qualities, may
24 8 |        that the things which in virtue of these qualities are said
25 8 |       with reference to that in virtue of which it is such and
26 8 |       all, are relative only in virtue of their genera; thus grammar
27 8 |     therefore, of knowledge, in virtue of which we are sometimes
28 10|        and more easily moved to virtue, however small the improvement
29 11|  injustice, to contrary genera, virtue and vice; while good and
30 15|         piece of knowledge or a virtue. Then, again, it has reference