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  1   I,  4 |             lays to heart~Another’s wisdom, is a useless wight.~ ~
  2   I,  5 |           it is by men of practical wisdom that they seek to be honoured,
  3   I,  6 |           philosophers or lovers of wisdom; for, while both are dear,
  4   I,  6 |          white lead. But of honour, wisdom, and pleasure, just in respect
  5   I,  8 |         virtue, some with practical wisdom, others with a kind of philosophic
  6   I,  8 |          with a kind of philosophic wisdom, others with these, or one
  7   I,  13|           others moral, philosophic wisdom and understanding and practical
  8   I,  13|         understanding and practical wisdom being intellectual, liberality
  9  II,  6 |          which the man of practical wisdom would determine it. Now
 10   V,  9 |       requires, men think, no great wisdom, because it is not hard
 11  VI,  3 |     scientific knowledge, practical wisdom, philosophic wisdom, intuitive
 12  VI,  3 |       practical wisdom, philosophic wisdom, intuitive reason; we do
 13  VI,  5 |               5~Regarding practical wisdom we shall get at the truth
 14  VI,  5 |          mark of a man of practical wisdom to be able to deliberate
 15  VI,  5 |           credit men with practical wisdom in some particular respect
 16  VI,  5 |          deliberating has practical wisdom. Now no one deliberates
 17  VI,  5 |             of necessity, practical wisdom cannot be scientific knowledge
 18  VI,  5 |             like him have practical wisdom, viz. because they can see
 19  VI,  5 |           preserves one’s practical wisdom (sozousa tan phronsin).
 20  VI,  5 |         cause of action.) Practical wisdom, then, must be a reasoned
 21  VI,  5 |             excellence in practical wisdom; and in art he who errs
 22  VI,  5 |        preferable, but in practical wisdom, as in the virtues, he is
 23  VI,  5 |            Plainly, then, practical wisdom is a virtue and not an art.
 24  VI,  5 |        variable and so is practical wisdom. But yet it is not only
 25  VI,  5 |             forgotten but practical wisdom cannot.~
 26  VI,  6 |             of art, or of practical wisdom; for that which can be scientifically
 27  VI,  6 | demonstrated, and art and practical wisdom deal with things that are
 28  VI,  6 |          the objects of philosophic wisdom, for it is a mark of the
 29  VI,  6 |   scientific knowlededge, practical wisdom, philosophic wisdom, and
 30  VI,  6 |       practical wisdom, philosophic wisdom, and intuitive reason, and
 31  VI,  6 |           the three (i.e. practical wisdom, scientific knowledge, or
 32  VI,  6 |           knowledge, or philosophic wisdom), the remaining alternative
 33  VI,  7 |                                   7~Wisdom (1) in the arts we ascribe
 34  VI,  7 |             here we mean nothing by wisdom except excellence in art;
 35  VI,  7 |           anything else.~ Therefore wisdom must plainly be the most
 36  VI,  7 |         first principles. Therefore wisdom must be intuitive reason~
 37  VI,  7 |           of politics, or practical wisdom, is the best knowledge,
 38  VI,  7 |         that one ascribes practical wisdom, and it is to this that
 39  VI,  7 |        lower animals have practical wisdom, viz. those which are found
 40  VI,  7 |       evident also that philosophic wisdom and the art of politics
 41  VI,  7 |            to be called philosophic wisdom, there will be many philosophic
 42  VI,  7 |             a different philosophic wisdom about the good of each species.~
 43  VI,  7 |              then, that philosophic wisdom is scientific knowledge,
 44  VI,  7 |       philosophic but not practical wisdom, when we see them ignorant
 45  VI,  7 |           that they seek.~Practical wisdom on the other hand is concerned
 46  VI,  7 |             of the man of practical wisdom, to deliberate well, but
 47  VI,  7 |            action. Nor is practical wisdom concerned with universals
 48  VI,  7 |       produce health.~Now practical wisdom is concerned with action;
 49  VI,  7 |         practical as of philosophic wisdom there must be a controlling
 50  VI,  8 |                         8~Political wisdom and practical wisdom are
 51  VI,  8 |      Political wisdom and practical wisdom are the same state of mind,
 52  VI,  8 |             is not the same. Of the wisdom concerned with the city,
 53  VI,  8 |             the city, the practical wisdom which plays a controlling
 54  VI,  8 |     controlling part is legislative wisdom, while that which is related
 55  VI,  8 |             general name "political wisdom"; this has to do with action
 56  VI,  8 |    labourers "do things".~Practical wisdom also is identified especially
 57  VI,  8 |             general name "practical wisdom"; of the other kinds one
 58  VI,  8 |           thought to have practical wisdom, while politicians are thought
 59  VI,  8 |             such~men have practical wisdom; yet perhaps one’s own good
 60  VI,  8 |            a young man of practical wisdom cannot be found. The cause
 61  VI,  8 |              The cause is that such wisdom is concerned not only with
 62  VI,  8 |        weighs heavy.~That practical wisdom is not scientific knowledge
 63  VI,  8 |           be given, while practical wisdom is concerned with the ultimate
 64  VI,  8 |           perception than practical wisdom, though it is another kind
 65  VI,  9 |  characteristic of men of practical wisdom to have deliberated well,
 66  VI,  9 |          the end of which practical wisdom is the true apprehension.~
 67  VI,  10|           same objects as practical wisdom; but understanding and practical
 68  VI,  10|         understanding and practical wisdom are not the same. For practical
 69  VI,  10|             the same. For practical wisdom issues commands, since its
 70  VI,  10|          the acquiring of practical wisdom; but as learning is called
 71  VI,  10|        matters with which practical wisdom is concerned-and of judging
 72  VI,  11|         understanding and practical wisdom and intuitive reason we
 73  VI,  11|           and with having practical wisdom and understanding. For all
 74  VI,  11|         things with which practical wisdom is concerned; for the equities
 75  VI,  11|           must the man of practical wisdom know particular facts, but
 76  VI,  11|           or of people of practical wisdom not less than to demonstrations;
 77  VI,  11|           practical and philosophic wisdom are, and with what each
 78  VI,  12|           mind. For (1) philosophic wisdom will contemplate none of
 79  VI,  12|        being), and though practical wisdom has this merit, for what
 80  VI,  12|            do we need it? Practical wisdom is the quality of mind concerned
 81  VI,  12|           man should have practical wisdom not for the sake of knowing
 82  VI,  12|            becoming good, practical wisdom will be of no use to those
 83  VI,  12|         whether they have practical wisdom themselves or obey others
 84  VI,  12|        thought strange if practical wisdom, being inferior to philosophic
 85  VI,  12|             inferior to philosophic wisdom, is to be put in authority
 86  VI,  12|         health; so does philosophic wisdom produce happiness; for,
 87  VI,  12|           accordance with practical wisdom as well as with moral virtue;
 88  VI,  12|           right mark, and practical wisdom makes us take the right
 89  VI,  12|            because of our practical wisdom what is noble and just,
 90  VI,  12|          call even men of practical wisdom clever or smart. Practical
 91  VI,  12|          clever or smart. Practical wisdom is not the faculty, but
 92  VI,  13|     similarly related; as practical wisdom is to cleverness-not the
 93  VI,  13|            cleverness and practical wisdom, so too in the moral part
 94  VI,  13|           latter involves practical wisdom. This is why some say that
 95  VI,  13|      virtues are forms of practical wisdom, and why Socrates in one
 96  VI,  13|             were forms of practical wisdom he was wrong, but in saying
 97  VI,  13|       saying they implied practical wisdom he was right. This is confirmed
 98  VI,  13|           accordance with practical wisdom. All men, then, seem somehow
 99  VI,  13|           accordance with practical wisdom. But we must go a little
100  VI,  13|            is virtue; and practical wisdom is a right rule about such
101  VI,  13|             sense without practical wisdom, nor practically wise without
102  VI,  13|          the one quality, practical wisdom, will be given all the virtues.
103  VI,  13|             right without practical wisdom any more than without virtue;
104  VI,  13|            supreme over philosophic wisdom, i.e. over the superior
105 VII,  1 |             4) The man of practical wisdom, they sometimes say, cannot
106 VII,  2 |        states. Is it then practical wisdom whose resistance is mastered?
107 VII,  2 |           that the man of practical wisdom is one who will act (for
108 VII,  10|             same man have practical wisdom and be incontinent; for
109 VII,  10|        Further, a man has practical wisdom not by knowing only but
110 VII,  10|          some people have practical wisdom but are incontinent, viz.
111 VII,  10|            cleverness and practical wisdom differ in the way we have
112 VII,  11|               c) A man of practical wisdom pursues what is free from
113 VII,  12|           health.~Neither practical wisdom nor any state of being is
114 VII,  12|           that the man of practical wisdom pursues the painless life,
115 VII,  12|            and the man of practical wisdom pursues tranquil freedom