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 1   I,  1  |       art and every inquiry, and similarly every action and pursuit,
 2   I,  6  |        branch of philosophy. And similarly with regard to the Idea;
 3   I,  7  |         one lay it down that man similarly has a function apart from
 4   I,  8  |       enjoy liberal actions; and similarly in all other cases. If this
 5   I,  9  |        as good as it can be, and similarly everything that depends
 6  II,  1  |      produced and destroyed, and similarly every art; for it is from
 7  II,  2  |       destroys the strength, and similarly drink or food which is above
 8  II,  2  |         danger becomes rash; and similarly the man who indulges in
 9  II,  2  |        to abstain from them; and similarly too in the case of courage;
10  II,  5  |          feel it moderately; and similarly with reference to the other
11  II,  6  |        the eye that we see well. Similarly the excellence of the horse
12  II,  6  |        characteristic of virtue. Similarly with regard to actions also
13  II,  7  |        sums, so there is a state similarly related to proper pride,
14  II,  7  |      each of them is a mean; and similarly we shall treat also of the
15  II,  8  |  relatively to the rash man; and similarly the temperate man appears
16 III,  3  |   sometimes the use of them; and similarly in the other cases—sometimes
17 III,  10 |       delight in the lowing; and similarly he does not delight because
18  IV,  2  |    buildings, and sacrifices-and similarly with any form of religious
19   V,  1  |       wish for what is just; and similarly by injustice that state
20   V,  1  |          nor to speak evil), and similarly with regard to the other
21   V,  2  |       this kind, as we maintain. Similarly it is with injustice in
22   V,  2  | injustice in the wide sense, and similarly justice in the one sense
23   V,  2  |       justice and particular and similarly about the just and the unjust.
24   V,  5  |  accordance with proportion; and similarly in distributing between
25   V,  5  |   Injustice on the other hand is similarly related to the unjust, which
26   V,  5  |       justice and injustice, and similarly of the just and the unjust
27   V,  6  |          committed adultery; and similarly in all other cases.~Now
28   V,  7  |       smaller in retail markets. Similarly, the things which are just
29   V,  8  |     except in an incidental way. Similarly the man who under compulsion
30   V,  8  |          proportion or equality. Similarly, a man is just when he acts
31   V,  9  |        justice incidentally, and similarly (it is plain) of injustice;
32   V,  9  |         be treated unjustly, and similarly in the case of acting justly
33   V,  9  |   neither easy nor in our power. Similarly to know what is just and
34  VI,  13 |          more; for virtue too is similarly related; as practical wisdom
35 VII,  3  |       the same or different; and similarly with regard to the other
36 VII,  4  |       same objects, they are not similarly related to them, but some
37 VII,  4  |       are bad and to be avoided. Similarly there is no incontinence
38 VII,  7  |       intermediate is temperate. Similarly, there is the man who avoids
39 VII,  14 |          this, as they maintain. Similarly, while, in youth, people
40 VIII,  6 |         they do not delight; and similarly sour people do not quickly
41 VIII,  7 |      should the more useful, and similarly in each of the other cases;
42 VIII,  8 |          intermediate state, and similarly with the hot and in all
43 VIII,  9 |          of tribes and demes act similarly (Some communities seem to
44 VIII,  12|          brought up together and similarly educated are more akin in
45 VIII,  13|        friends with a worse, and similarly in friendships of pleasure
46 VIII,  14|         man, but the more useful similarly expects this; they say a
47  IX,  2  |       man of military skill; and similarly whether one should render
48  IX,  7  |         depends on activity, and similarly this is most lovable. Now
49  IX,  9  |          of all other activities similarly there is something which