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 1   I,  3  |    education is a good judge in general. Hence a young man is not
 2   I,  4  |          Verbally there is very general agreement; for both the
 3   I,  4  |         agreement; for both the general run of men and people of
 4   I,  6  |      will be a better doctor or general thereby. For a doctor seems
 5   I,  7  |     e.g. wealth, flutes, and in general instruments) for the sake
 6   I,  7  |      the sake of these, nor, in general, for anything other than
 7   I,  7  |          children, wife, and in general for his friends and fellow
 8   I,  7  | sculptor, or an artist, and, in general, for all things that have
 9   I,  7  |         eye, hand, foot, and in general each of the parts evidently
10   I,  8  |         lover of justice and in general virtuous acts to the lover
11   I,  10 |     fortunes of children and in general of descendants. And this
12   I,  10 |        circumstances, as a good general makes the best military
13   I,  11 |       discuss each in detail; a general outline will perhaps suffice.
14   I,  12 |        just or brave man and in general both the good man and virtue
15   I,  13 |       but the appetitive and in general the desiring element in
16  II,  2  |     than matters of health. The general account being of this nature,
17  II,  5  |         emulation, pity, and in general the feelings that are accompanied
18  II,  6  |       and anger and pity and in general pleasure and pain may be
19  II,  6  |     done they are wrong; for in general there is neither a mean
20  II,  7  |     however, not only make this general statement, but also apply
21  II,  7  |         conduct those which are general apply more widely, but those
22  II,  7  |         is exhibited in life in general, the man who is pleasant
23 III,  1  |        men become unjust and in general bad; but the term "involuntary"
24 III,  2  |        choose to be so; for, in general, choice seems to relate
25 III,  2  |      these.~Now with opinion in general perhaps no one even says
26 III,  5  |        regard to the virtues in general we have stated their genus
27 III,  6  |       ought not to fear, nor in general the things that do not proceed
28 III,  11 |     rather dislikes them-nor in general the things that he should
29  IV,  8  |         jests, the other in the general social intercourse of life.~
30   V,  1  |        then, lay this down as a general basis. For the same is not
31   V,  3  |         units, but of number in general). For proportion is equality
32   V,  5  |      doctor and a farmer, or in general people who are different
33   V,  5  |      the just and the unjust in general.~
34   V,  7  |      act of justice (though the general term is rather "just action",
35   V,  11 |      not manifest wickedness in general). For (i) that would imply
36   V,  11 |         on his own property,~In general, the question "can a man
37  VI,  5  |     conduce to the good life in general. This is shown by the fact
38  VI,  5  |          It follows that in the general sense also the man who is
39  VI,  5  |         what is good for men in general; we consider that those
40  VI,  7  |         some people are wise in general, not in some particular
41  VI,  8  |       universal is known by the general name "political wisdom";
42  VI,  8  |        and this is known by the general name "practical wisdom";
43 VII,  4  |  Olympic games; in his case the general definition of man differed
44 VII,  14 |         pursue excessive and in general bodily pleasure as being
45 VIII,  7 |         of father to son and in general of elder to younger, that
46 VIII,  7 |      that of man to wife and in general that of ruler to subject.
47 VIII,  12|         these are good), and in general between people who are like
48 VIII,  12|         How man and wife and in general friend and friend ought
49  IX,  2  |         when one has to elect a general should elect a man of military
50  IX,  2  |        to a philosopher or to a general, but the honour due to a
51  IX,  5  |       use to be made of him. In general, goodwill arises on account
52  IX,  8  |  gratify their appetites and in general their feelings and the irrational
53  IX,  8  |    other of the virtues, and in general were always to try to secure
54  IX,  8  |       wealth and honours and in general the goods that are objects
55  IX,  11 |         for his friends, and in general does not admit fellow-mourners