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 1   I,  4  |         he will not at the start need the reason as well; and
 2   I,  8  |        therefore, has no further need of pleasure as a sort of
 3   I,  8  |         then, happiness seems to need this sort of prosperity
 4  II,  1  |         there would have been no need of a teacher, but all men
 5 III,  3  |        up the search, e.g. if we need money and this cannot be
 6  IV,  9  |      should not do anything that need cause this sense. For the
 7   V,  5  |     together (for if men did not need one another’s goods at all,
 8   V,  5  |         goods at all, or did not need them equally, there would
 9   V,  5  |        fact that when men do not need one another, i.e. when neither
10   V,  5  |        the other or one does not need the other, they do not exchange,
11   V,  5  |       exchange-that if we do not need a thing now we shall have
12   V,  5  |      shall have it if ever we do need it-money is as it were our
13   V,  9  |          does this statement too need qualification? For (a) he
14  VI,  12 |           for what purpose do we need it? Practical wisdom is
15 VII,  3  |       know, we answer that there need be no difference between
16 VII,  13 |         nonsense. Now because we need fortune as well as other
17 VII,  13 |        for to what end should he need pleasure, if it is not a
18 VII,  14 |          excitable nature always need relief; for even their body
19 VIII,  1 |  dominating power are thought to need friends most of all; for
20 VIII,  1 |         are friends they have no need of justice, while when they
21 VIII,  1 |          when they are just they need friendship as well, and
22 VIII,  3 |  pleasant; therefore they do not need such companionship unless
23 VIII,  5 |       while it people who are in need that desire benefits, even
24 VIII,  6 |      well and aid one another in need; but they are hardly friends
25 VIII,  6 |    supremely happy, too, have no need of useful friends, but do
26 VIII,  6 |        of useful friends, but do need pleasant friends; for they
27 VIII,  9 |      provide something that they need for the purposes of life;
28 VIII,  13|       times of danger or similar need. Now if the friendship is
29 VIII,  14|         man who is in a state of need and inferiority makes the
30 VIII,  14|         to help those who are in need; what, they say, is the
31  IX,  9  |       whether the happy man will need friends or not. It is said
32  IX,  9  |          self-sufficient have no need of friends; for they have
33  IX,  9  |       being self-sufficient they need nothing further, while a
34  IX,  9  |       when fortune is kind, what need of friends?" But it seems
35  IX,  9  |     strangers, the good man will need people to do well by. This
36  IX,  9  |     question is asked whether we need friends more in prosperity
37  IX,  9  |          does a man in adversity need people to confer benefits
38  IX,  9  |         those who are prospering need people to do well by. Surely
39  IX,  9  | supremely happy man will have no need, since he already has the
40  IX,  9  |       that are good; nor will he need those whom one makes one’
41  IX,  9  |         pleasantness, or he will need them only to a small extent (
42  IX,  9  |           being pleasant, has no need of adventitious pleasure);
43  IX,  9  |          and because he does not need such friends he is thought
44  IX,  9  |     friends he is thought not to need friends.~But that is surely
45  IX,  9  |         supremely happy man will need friends of this sort, since
46  IX,  9  |          be happy will therefore need virtuous friends.~
47  IX,  10 |         life; so that we have no need of them. Of friends made
48  IX,  11 |                         11~Do we need friends more in good fortune
49  IX,  11 |       for while men in adversity need help, in prosperity they
50  IX,  11 |         help, in prosperity they need people to live with and
51  IX,  11 |   especially to those who are in need and have not demanded them;
52  IX,  11 |       their activities (for they need friends for these too),