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 1   I,  8  |         and riches and political power as instruments; and there
 2   I,  13 |           for it is this kind of power of the soul that one must
 3   I,  13 |        to embryos, and this same power to fullgrown creatures;
 4   I,  13 |         to assign some different power to them. Now the excellence
 5 III,  1  |         men who had him in their power.~But with regard to the
 6 III,  1  |      parents and children in his power, and if one did the action
 7 III,  1  |         a man himself are in his power to do or not to do. Such
 8 III,  1  |        objects have a compelling power, forcing us from without,
 9 III,  2  |       things that are in our own power.~For this reason, too, it
10 III,  2  |        than to things in our own power; and it is distinguished
11 III,  3  |     about things that are in our power and can be done; and these
12 III,  3  |         of the things in our own power which is desired after deliberation,
13 III,  3  |      desire of things in our own power; for when we have decided
14 III,  5  |        virtue also is in our own power, and so too vice. For where
15 III,  5  |           For where it is in our power to act it is also in our
16 III,  5  |         to act it is also in our power not to act, and vice versa;
17 III,  5  |         this is noble, is in our power, not to act, which will
18 III,  5  |        base, will also be in our power, and if not to act, where
19 III,  5  |         this is noble, is in our power, to act, which will be base,
20 III,  5  |        base, will also be in our power. Now if it is in our power
21 III,  5  |       power. Now if it is in our power to do noble or base acts,
22 III,  5  |        acts, and likewise in our power not to do them, and this
23 III,  5  |         meant, then it is in our power to be virtuous or vicious.~
24 III,  5  |        themselves also be in our power and voluntary.~Witness seems
25 III,  5  |          that are neither in our power nor voluntary; it is assumed
26 III,  5  |        himself, since he had the power of not getting drunk and
27 III,  5  |       assume that it is in their power not to be ignorant, since
28 III,  5  |    ignorant, since they have the power of taking care.~But perhaps
29 III,  5  |           but yet it was in your power to throw it, since the moving
30 III,  5  |           then, those in our own power are blamed, those not in
31 III,  5  |         blamed, those not in our power are not. And if this be
32 III,  5  |        blamed must be in our own power.~Now some one may say that
33 III,  5  |         and that they are in our power and voluntary, and act as
34 III,  5  | illnesses; because it was in our power, however, to act in this
35 III,  12 |      violent they even expel the power of calculation. Hence they
36  IV,  3  |    moderation towards wealth and power and all good or evil fortune,
37  IV,  3  |         were a very great thing. Power and wealth are desirable
38  IV,  3  |       and so are those who enjoy power or wealth; for they are
39   V,  1  |        best or of those who hold power, or something of the sort;
40   V,  5  |          nomos) and it is in our power to change it and make it
41   V,  8  |        the things in a man’s own power which he does with knowledge,
42   V,  8  |       the act was not in his own power). The person struck may
43   V,  8  |  ignorance is not in the agent’s power, or is done under compulsion,
44   V,  9  |         though to give is in his power, to be unjustly treated
45   V,  9  |      acting unjustly is in their power, and therefore that being
46   V,  9  |        bribe, is easy and in our power, but to do these things
47   V,  9  |          neither easy nor in our power. Similarly to know what
48  VI,  7  |        which are found to have a power of foresight with regard
49  VI,  12 |       nothing which it is in its power to do or not to do.)~(4)
50 VII,  6  |  omnivorous greed; these have no power of choice or calculation,
51 VIII,  1 |         office and of dominating power are thought to need friends
52 VIII,  10| excellence but due to wealth and power, as in oligarchies. The
53 VIII,  12|    acquired understanding or the power of discrimination by the
54 VIII,  13|   ridiculous, since it is in his power not to spend his days with
55 VIII,  14|        them to the utmost of his power is thought to be a good
56  IX,  9  |       the case of animals by the power of perception in that of
57  IX,  9  | perception in that of man by the power of perception or thought;
58  IX,  9  |     perception or thought; and a power is defined by reference