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 1   I,  5 |         at least it is by men of practical wisdom that they seek to
 2   I,  8 | happiness with virtue, some with practical wisdom, others with a kind
 3   I,  13|     wisdom and understanding and practical wisdom being intellectual,
 4  II,  6 |    principle by which the man of practical wisdom would determine it.
 5   V,  10|       thing, since the matter of practical affairs is of this kind
 6  VI,  2 |        intellect and of truth is practical; of the intellect which
 7  VI,  2 |      which is contemplative, not practical nor productive, the good
 8  VI,  2 |       while of the part which is practical and intellectual the good
 9  VI,  2 |      which aims at an end and is practical; for this rules the productive
10  VI,  3 |       art, scientific knowledge, practical wisdom, philosophic wisdom,
11  VI,  5 |                      5~Regarding practical wisdom we shall get at the
12  VI,  5 |          be the mark of a man of practical wisdom to be able to deliberate
13  VI,  5 |          that we credit men with practical wisdom in some particular
14  VI,  5 |      capable of deliberating has practical wisdom. Now no one deliberates
15  VI,  5 |    things that are of necessity, practical wisdom cannot be scientific
16  VI,  5 |   Pericles and men like him have practical wisdom, viz. because they
17  VI,  5 |          that it preserves one’s practical wisdom (sozousa tan phronsin).
18  VI,  5 |    originating cause of action.) Practical wisdom, then, must be a
19  VI,  5 |      such thing as excellence in practical wisdom; and in art he who
20  VI,  5 |  willingly is preferable, but in practical wisdom, as in the virtues,
21  VI,  5 |          reverse. Plainly, then, practical wisdom is a virtue and not
22  VI,  5 |     about the variable and so is practical wisdom. But yet it is not
23  VI,  5 |      that sort may forgotten but practical wisdom cannot.~
24  VI,  6 |         knowledge, of art, or of practical wisdom; for that which can
25  VI,  6 |        demonstrated, and art and practical wisdom deal with things
26  VI,  6 |          scientific knowlededge, practical wisdom, philosophic wisdom,
27  VI,  6 |        be any of the three (i.e. practical wisdom, scientific knowledge,
28  VI,  7 |          the art of politics, or practical wisdom, is the best knowledge,
29  VI,  7 |         itself that one ascribes practical wisdom, and it is to this
30  VI,  7 |        of the lower animals have practical wisdom, viz. those which
31  VI,  7 |         have philosophic but not practical wisdom, when we see them
32  VI,  7 |      human goods that they seek.~Practical wisdom on the other hand
33  VI,  7 |       all the work of the man of practical wisdom, to deliberate well,
34  VI,  7 |     attainable by action. Nor is practical wisdom concerned with universals
35  VI,  7 |       the particulars; for it is practical, and practice is concerned
36  VI,  7 |        have experience, are more practical than others who know; for
37  VI,  7 |    likely to produce health.~Now practical wisdom is concerned with
38  VI,  7 | preference to the former. But of practical as of philosophic wisdom
39  VI,  8 |           8~Political wisdom and practical wisdom are the same state
40  VI,  8 |     concerned with the city, the practical wisdom which plays a controlling
41  VI,  8 |    manual labourers "do things".~Practical wisdom also is identified
42  VI,  8 |       known by the general name "practical wisdom"; of the other kinds
43  VI,  8 |     interests is thought to have practical wisdom, while politicians
44  VI,  8 |          view that such~men have practical wisdom; yet perhaps one’
45  VI,  8 |      thought that a young man of practical wisdom cannot be found.
46  VI,  8 |         water weighs heavy.~That practical wisdom is not scientific
47  VI,  8 |       reason can be given, while practical wisdom is concerned with
48  VI,  8 |        is rather perception than practical wisdom, though it is another
49  VI,  9 |         characteristic of men of practical wisdom to have deliberated
50  VI,  9 |     conduces to the end of which practical wisdom is the true apprehension.~
51  VI,  10|        about the same objects as practical wisdom; but understanding
52  VI,  10|    wisdom; but understanding and practical wisdom are not the same.
53  VI,  10|     wisdom are not the same. For practical wisdom issues commands,
54  VI,  10|      having nor the acquiring of practical wisdom; but as learning
55  VI,  10|         about matters with which practical wisdom is concerned-and
56  VI,  11|  judgement and understanding and practical wisdom and intuitive reason
57  VI,  11|        of reason and with having practical wisdom and understanding.
58  VI,  11|      about the things with which practical wisdom is concerned; for
59  VI,  11|         not only must the man of practical wisdom know particular facts,
60  VI,  11|     intuitive reason involved in practical reasonings grasps the last
61  VI,  11|     older people or of people of practical wisdom not less than to
62  VI,  11|          have stated, then, what practical and philosophic wisdom are,
63  VI,  12|          into being), and though practical wisdom has this merit, for
64  VI,  12|      what purpose do we need it? Practical wisdom is the quality of
65  VI,  12|       say that a man should have practical wisdom not for the sake
66  VI,  12|       the sake of becoming good, practical wisdom will be of no use
67  VI,  12|     difference whether they have practical wisdom themselves or obey
68  VI,  12|      would be thought strange if practical wisdom, being inferior to
69  VI,  12|          only in accordance with practical wisdom as well as with moral
70  VI,  12|       aim at the right mark, and practical wisdom makes us take the
71  VI,  12|        able to do because of our practical wisdom what is noble and
72  VI,  12|        hence we call even men of practical wisdom clever or smart.
73  VI,  12|          wisdom clever or smart. Practical wisdom is not the faculty,
74  VI,  13|         is similarly related; as practical wisdom is to cleverness-not
75  VI,  13|        two types, cleverness and practical wisdom, so too in the moral
76  VI,  13|        these the latter involves practical wisdom. This is why some
77  VI,  13|         the virtues are forms of practical wisdom, and why Socrates
78  VI,  13|        the virtues were forms of practical wisdom he was wrong, but
79  VI,  13|       but in saying they implied practical wisdom he was right. This
80  VI,  13|      which is in accordance with practical wisdom. All men, then, seem
81  VI,  13|      which is in accordance with practical wisdom. But we must go a
82  VI,  13|        rule, that is virtue; and practical wisdom is a right rule about
83  VI,  13|         the strict sense without practical wisdom, nor practically
84  VI,  13|     presence of the one quality, practical wisdom, will be given all
85  VI,  13|      that, even if it were of no practical value, we should have needed
86  VI,  13|        will not be right without practical wisdom any more than without
87 VII,  1 | distinguish them. (4) The man of practical wisdom, they sometimes say,
88 VII,  2 |   blameworthy states. Is it then practical wisdom whose resistance
89 VII,  2 |     shown before that the man of practical wisdom is one who will act (
90 VII,  10|        Nor can the same man have practical wisdom and be incontinent;
91 VII,  10|    character. Further, a man has practical wisdom not by knowing only
92 VII,  10|    thought that some people have practical wisdom but are incontinent,
93 VII,  10|           because cleverness and practical wisdom differ in the way
94 VII,  11|          pleasures. (c) A man of practical wisdom pursues what is free
95 VII,  12|     injurious to health.~Neither practical wisdom nor any state of
96 VII,  12|     pleasure and that the man of practical wisdom pursues the painless
97 VII,  12|      latter kind (and the man of practical wisdom pursues tranquil