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 1   I,  3 |        accordance with a rational principle knowledge about such matters
 2   I,  7 |       element that has a rational principle; of this, one part has such
 3   I,  7 |         this, one part has such a principle in the sense of being obedient
 4   I,  7 |     follows or implies a rational principle, and if we say "so-and-so-and "
 5   I,  7 |          soul implying a rational principle, and the function of a good
 6   I,  7 |        the primary thing or first principle. Now of first principles
 7   I,  12|           fact that it is a first principle; for it is for the sake
 8   I,  12|         that we do, and the first principle and cause of goods is, we
 9   I,  13| irrational and one has a rational principle. Whether these are separated
10   I,  13|     however, shares in a rational principle. For we praise the rational
11   I,  13|        For we praise the rational principle of the continent man and
12   I,  13|        their soul that has such a principle, since it urges them aright
13   I,  13|           opposed to the rational principle, which fights against and
14   I,  13|          against and resists that principle. For exactly as paralysed
15   I,  13|          contrary to the rational principle, resisting and opposing
16   I,  13|        have a share in a rational principle, as we said; at any rate
17   I,  13|         man it obeys the rational principle and presumably in the temperate
18   I,  13|        same voice as the rational principle.~Therefore the irrational
19   I,  13|          way shares in a rational principle, but the appetitive and
20   I,  13|           persuaded by a rational principle is indicated also by the
21   I,  13|           said to have a rational principle, that which has a rational
22   I,  13|         that which has a rational principle (as well as that which has
23  II,  2 |        the right rule is a common principle and must be assumed-it will
24  II,  6 |          determined by a rational principle, and by that principle by
25  II,  6 |   rational principle, and by that principle by which the man of practical
26 III,  1 |    compulsory of which the moving principle is outside, being a principle
27 III,  1 |     principle is outside, being a principle in which nothing is contributed
28 III,  1 |         acts voluntarily; for the principle that moves the instrumental
29 III,  1 |        things of which the moving principle is in a man himself are
30 III,  1 |          choice, and whose moving principle is in the agent, are in
31 III,  1 |           to be that whose moving principle is outside, the person compelled
32 III,  1 |          that of which the moving principle is in the agent himself,
33 III,  2 |        choice involves a rational principle and thought. Even the name
34 III,  3 |         friends, since the moving principle is in ourselves. The subject
35 III,  3 |        said, that man is a moving principle of actions; now deliberation
36 III,  3 |         he has brought the moving principle back to himself and to the
37 III,  5 |         deny that man is a moving principle or begetter of his actions
38 III,  5 |       drunkenness; for the moving principle is in the man himself, since
39 III,  5 |        throw it, since the moving principle was in you. So, too, to
40 III,  12|         and subject to the ruling principle, it will go to great lengths;
41 III,  12|        live according to rational principle. Hence the appetitive element
42 III,  12|       harmonize with the rational principle; for the noble is the mark
43 III,  12|         and this is what rational principle directs.~Here we conclude
44   V,  6 |         man to rule, but rational principle, because a man behaves thus
45   V,  11|          soul that has a rational principle stands to the irrational
46  VI,  1 |         grasps a rule or rational principle, and the irrational; let
47  VI,  1 |           which grasps a rational principle. And let it be assumed that
48  VI,  1 |           which grasps a rational principle. We must, then, learn what
49  VI,  6 |          This being so, the first principle from which what is scientifically
50  VI,  12|       starting with the following principle. As we say that some people
51  VI,  13|           they involve a rational principle.~It is clear, then, from
52 VII,  1 |           account of his rational principle to follow them (3) The temperate
53 VII,  8 |       those who have the rational principle but do not abide by it,
54 VII,  8 |    preserve and destroy the first principle, and in actions the final
55 VII,  8 |          final cause is the first principle, as the hypotheses are in
56 VII,  8 |           opinion about the first principle. Such a man as this, then,
57 VII,  8 |           thing in him, the first principle, is preserved. And contrary
58  IX,  8 |           have done on a rational principle are thought most properly
59  IX,  8 |           according to a rational principle is from living as passion