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 1   I,  3  |        by nature. And goods also give rise to a similar fluctuation
 2   I,  4  |      differ, and the many do not give the same account as the
 3   I,  6  |         The Pythagoreans seem to give a more plausible account
 4  II,  2  |        is of this nature we must give what help we can. First,
 5  II,  9  |        get angry—that is easy—or give or spend money; but to do
 6 III,  1  |        pumicestone; or one might give a man a draught to save
 7 III,  3  |          on an impossibility, we give up the search, e.g. if we
 8 III,  8  |        the dogs.~ ~And those who give them their posts, and beat
 9  IV,  1  |       mark of the liberal man to give to the right people than
10  IV,  1  |        also, not to take than to give; for men are apter to give
11  IV,  1  |       give; for men are apter to give away their own too little
12  IV,  1  |         other virtuous men, will give for the sake of the noble,
13  IV,  1  |         and rightly; for he will give to the right people, the
14  IV,  1  |         he may have something to give. Nor will he neglect his
15  IV,  1  |         he may have something to give to the right people, at
16  IV,  1  |   liberal man, if he has less to give those are thought to be
17  IV,  1  |         have it. Yet he will not give to the wrong people nor
18  IV,  1  |     thought not easy for them to give and spend beyond the amount
19  IV,  1  |        the liberal man will both give and spend the right amounts
20  IV,  1  |  combined; for it is not easy to give to all if you take from
21  IV,  1  |        liberal; for he will then give to the right people, and
22  IV,  1  |         should be poor, and will give nothing to people of respectable
23  IV,  1  |       excess of unwillingness to give anything); while others
24  IV,  1  |   content neither to take nor to give.~Others again exceed in
25  IV,  3  |        scarcely anything, but to give help readily, and to be
26  IV,  6  |    obsequious, viz. those who to give pleasure praise everything
27  IV,  6  |          think it their duty "to give no pain to the people they
28  IV,  6  | conditions that make it right to give pain to them. Now we have
29  IV,  6  |        and will choose rather to give pain; also if his acquiescence
30   V,  5  |       together. This is why they give a prominent place to the
31   V,  5  |         s work, and must himself give him in return his own. If,
32   V,  5  |          two others not so as to give more of what is desirable
33   V,  5  |        is harmful), but so as to give what is equal in accordance
34   V,  9  |  unjustly treated; for though to give is in his power, to be unjustly
35   V,  10 |          the considerations that give rise to the problem about
36  VI,  12 |   attention to these matters and give a clearer statement about
37 VIII,  8 |         owing to their ignorance give them nothing of a mother’
38 VIII,  8 |       other, and neither ask nor give base services, but (one
39 VIII,  14|         of wealth or virtue must give honour in return, repaying
40  IX,  1  |        of that that that he will give what he has.~But who is
41  IX,  1  |        this because no one would give money for the things they
42  IX,  1  |   contract of service, those who give up something for the sake
43  IX,  1  |       and with one’s parents, to give them what one can.~If the
44  IX,  2  |         one should in all things give the preference to one’s
45  IX,  2  |           But that we should not give the preference in all things
46  IX,  2  |         return to every one, nor give a father the preference
47  IX,  2  |        and honour too one should give to one’s parents as one
48  IX,  2  |       that matter one should not give the same honour to one’s
49  IX,  2  |     mother, nor again should one give them the honour due to a
50  IX,  2  |         persons, too, one should give honour appropriate to their
51  IX,  8  |         so. That it is those who give themselves the preference
52  IX,  8  |        all else. But he may even give up actions to his friend;
53  IX,  11 |      hesitation; for we ought to give them as little a share as
54  IX,  12 |      share in those things which give them the sense of living