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 1 7 | moreover, other relatives, e.g. habit, disposition, perception,
 2 7 |        in no other way. Thus, a habit is a habit of something,
 3 7 |         way. Thus, a habit is a habit of something, knowledge
 4 8 |         of quality let us call "habit" or "disposition". Habit
 5 8 |        habit" or "disposition". Habit differs from disposition
 6 8 |       go so far as to call it a habit.~It is evident that men
 7 8 |        to have such and such a "habit" as regards knowledge, yet
 8 8 |         towards knowledge. Thus habit differs from disposition
 9 8 |    those who have some specific habit may be said also, in virtue
10 8 |         also, in virtue of that habit, to be thus or thus disposed;
11 8 |         cases the corresponding habit.~Another sort of quality
12 15|       is used with reference to habit or disposition or any other