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1  II, 3 |      intelligible. The force of habit is shown by the laws, in
2  II, 3 |  knowledge about them, owing to habit. Thus some people do not
3   V, 12|         in a sense "having" or "habit", everything will be capable
4   V, 12|       both by having a positive habit and principle, and by having
5   V, 12|    privation is not in a sense "habit", "capable" is used in two
6   V, 20|       we have.-(2) "Having" or "habit" means a disposition according
7   V, 20|         else; e.g. health is a "habit"; for it is such a disposition.-(
8   V, 20| disposition.-(3) We speak of a "habit" if there is a portion of
9   V, 20|   excellence of the parts is a "habit" of the whole thing.~