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 1   I,  3  |        defect does not depend on time, but on his living, and
 2   I,  6  |       i.e. of the useful, and in time, i.e. of the right opportunity,
 3   I,  7  |          too one day, or a short time, does not make a man blessed
 4   I,  7  |          well outlined, and that time is a good discoverer or
 5   I,  10 |        changes and become at one time happy, at another wretched;
 6   I,  10 |     descendants did not for some time have some effect on the
 7   I,  10 |         his happiness in a short time, but if at all, only in
 8  II,  1  |          requires experience and time), while moral virtue comes
 9  II,  6  |        right woman, at the right time, and in the right way, but
10  II,  9  |       right extent, at the right time, with the right motive,
11 III,  1  |          worthy of choice at the time when they are done, and
12 III,  5  |          other by spending their time in drinking bouts and the
13 III,  5  |  practise the activity the whole time. Now not to know that it
14 III,  5  | concerned with them; at the same time it will become plain how
15 III,  6  |          experience. At the same time, we show courage in situations
16 III,  7  |     right way and from the right time, and who feels confidence
17 III,  8  |          hold their ground for a time; but those who have been
18  IV,  1  |        amounts, and at the right time, with all the other qualifications
19  IV,  1  |       right people, at the right time, and where it is noble to
20  IV,  1  |          people nor at the wrong time, and so on; for he would
21  IV,  1  |        other source. At the same time, because they care nothing
22  IV,  5  |    things, and for the length of time, that the rule dictates;
23  IV,  5  |          right way, at the right time, or with the right persons;
24  IV,  5  |         s anger in oneself takes time. Such people are most troublesome
25   V,  5  |        to us, and should another time take the initiative in showing
26   V,  8  |          blamed, and at the same time is then an act of injustice;
27   V,  11 |       the same thing at the same time; but this is impossible-the
28   V,  11 |          same things at the same time. Further, (iii) if a man
29  VI,  8  |  experience, for it is length of time that gives experience; indeed
30  VI,  9  |      while men deliberate a long time, and they say that one should
31  VI,  9  |        is truth; and at the same time everything that is an object
32  VI,  9  |         end, the manner, and the time. (4) Further it is possible
33  VI,  11 |         powers correspond to our time of life, and that a particular
34 VII,  3  |       themselves, and that takes time; so that we must suppose
35 VII,  3  |       prevented must at the same time actually act accordingly).
36 VII,  10 |        that a man is at the same time practically wise, and good
37 VII,  12 |         but only at a particular time and for a short period,
38 VIII,  3 |         such friendship requires time and familiarity; as the
39 VIII,  6 |          many people at the same time to please the same person
40 VIII,  6 |       these services take little time.~Of these two kinds that
41 VIII,  6 |      they can endure for a short time what is painful, no one
42 VIII,  6 |          good man is at the same time pleasant and useful; but
43 VIII,  8 |       become friends for a short time because they delight in
44 VIII,  12|    degree. And (3) the length of time produces the same result;
45 VIII,  12|         their parents only after time has elapsed and they have
46 VIII,  12|       character; and the test of time has been applied most fully
47 VIII,  13|         for both get at the same time what they desire, if they
48 VIII,  13|        they enjoy spending their time together; and even a man
49 VIII,  13|      more liberal variety allows time but stipulates for a definite
50 VIII,  14|     common stock and at the same time honour. For no one puts
51 VIII,  14| therefore do so too. At the same time it is thought that presumably
52  IX,  4  |         and not one thing at one time and another at another;
53  IX,  4  |         a man cannot at the same time be pained and pleased, at
54  IX,  4  |         all events after a short time he is pained because he
55  IX,  6  |       should be their ruler-at a time when he himself was also
56  IX,  7  |         in activity.~At the same time to the benefactor that is
57  IX,  11 |          pleasant passing of our time and the pleasant thought