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 1   I,  13 |         to the right turn on the contrary to the left, so is it with
 2   I,  13 |       incontinent people move in contrary directions. But while in
 3   I,  13 |      soul too there is something contrary to the rational principle,
 4  II,  1  |          nature can form a habit contrary to its nature. For instance
 5  II,  1  |     Neither by nature, then, nor contrary to nature do the virtues
 6  II,  1  |         these senses, but on the contrary we had them before we used
 7  II,  3  |         pains, and vice does the contrary.~The following facts also
 8  II,  7  |         exceed and fall short in contrary ways; the prodigal exceeds
 9  II,  8  |       for the extreme states are contrary both to the intermediate
10  II,  8  |       are further apart are more contrary.~To the mean in some cases
11  II,  8  |          not this but rather its contrary to the intermediate. E.g.
12  II,  8  |    intermediate are thought more contrary to it. This, then, is one
13  II,  8  |         naturally tend seem more contrary to the intermediate. For
14  II,  8  |        propriety. We describe as contrary to the mean, then, rather
15  II,  8  |        is an excess, is the more contrary to temperance.~
16  II,  9  |     depart from what is the more contrary to it, as Calypso advises~
17  II,  9  |       drag ourselves away to the contrary extreme; for we shall get
18 III,  2  |         the continent man on the contrary acts with choice, but not
19 III,  2  |     appetite. Again, appetite is contrary to choice, but not appetite
20 III,  4  |           if it so happens, even contrary things.~If these consequences
21 III,  11 |     hindrances to these ends, or contrary to what is noble, or beyond
22  IV,  1  |     which is not of this sort is contrary to it, and accordingly the
23  IV,  1  |          the same man, while the contrary kinds evidently are not.
24  IV,  1  |     happens to spend in a manner contrary to what is right and noble,
25  IV,  1  |     meanness is described as the contrary of liberality; for not only
26  IV,  6  |          while those who, on the contrary, oppose everything and care
27   V,  1  |        same is held to relate to contrary objects, but a state of
28   V,  1  |  contraries does not produce the contrary results; e.g. as a result
29   V,  1  |         man would.~Now often one contrary state is recognized from
30   V,  1  |     state is recognized from its contrary, and often states are recognized
31   V,  1  |        the most part that if one contrary is ambiguous the other also
32   V,  1  |        virtue entire, nor is the contrary injustice a part of vice
33   V,  2  |     unjust in the wide sense of "contrary to the law". Again if one
34   V,  4  | respectively greater and less in contrary ways; more of the good and
35   V,  4  |       the evil are gain, and the contrary is loss; intermediate between
36   V,  5  |      which is excess and defect, contrary to proportion, of the useful
37   V,  8  |           the injury takes place contrary to reasonable expectation,
38   V,  8  | misadventure. When (2) it is not contrary to reasonable expectation,
39   V,  9  |       suffering of injustice the contrary involuntary, as all unjust
40   V,  9  |          and of the manner" add "contrary to the wish of the person
41   V,  9  |         incontinent man. He acts contrary to his wish; for no one
42   V,  9  |           for he suffers nothing contrary to his own wish, so that
43   V,  11 |          stabs himself does this contrary to the right rule of life,
44   V,  11 |       liable to suffer something contrary to their respective desires;
45  VI,  4  |           and lack of art on the contrary is a state concerned with
46 VII,  2  |         but not that on one acts contrary to what has seemed to him
47 VII,  3  |          opinion, and of one not contrary in itself, but only incidentally-for
48 VII,  3  | incidentally-for the appetite is contrary, not the opinion-to the
49 VII,  4  |         reference to the latter, contrary to the right rule which
50 VII,  4  |          taste-not by choice but contrary to his choice and his judgement,
51 VII,  4  |         choice, while others are contrary to these, and others are
52 VII,  4  |        This is why all those who contrary to the rule either are mastered
53 VII,  8  |      sense); for incontinence is contrary to choice while vice is
54 VII,  8  | pleasures that are excessive and contrary to the right rule, while
55 VII,  8  |        pursue them, it is on the contrary the former that is easily
56 VII,  8  |          then, is temperate; his contrary is the self-indulgent.~But
57 VII,  8  |          a result of passion and contrary to the right rule-a man
58 VII,  8  |     principle, is preserved. And contrary to him is another kind of
59 VII,  9  |     continence is good, both the contrary states must be bad, as they
60 VII,  9  |      temperance is thought to be contrary only to self-indulgence,
61 VII,  9  |        are such as to do nothing contrary to the rule for the sake
62 VII,  9  |          as not to feel pleasure contrary to the rule, while the former
63 VII,  13 |        impediment to us. Now the contrary of that which is to be avoided,
64 VII,  13 |     Speusippus, that pleasure is contrary both to pain and to good,
65 VII,  13 |          good, as the greater is contrary both to the less and to
66 VII,  14 |          consider why, then, the contrary pains are bad. For the contrary
67 VII,  14 |  contrary pains are bad. For the contrary of bad is good. Are the
68 VII,  14 |        do so as they ought). The contrary is the case with pain; for
69 VII,  14 |         they show up against the contrary pain. (Indeed pleasure is
70 VII,  14 |        is driven out both by the contrary pleasure, and by any chance
71 VIII,  1 |         and so on; others on the contrary say "two of a trade never
72 VIII,  8 |    ridiculous. Perhaps, however, contrary does not even aim at contrary
73 VIII,  8 |    contrary does not even aim at contrary by its own nature, but only
74 VIII,  10|          Now tyranny is the very contrary of this; the tyrant pursues
75 VIII,  10|    deviation-form; but it is the contrary of the best that is worst.
76 VIII,  10|       the rulers, who distribute contrary to equity what belongs to
77 VIII,  13|         while the givers, on the contrary, say it was the biggest