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 1   I,  1  |         things aim. But a certain difference is found among ends; some
 2   I,  1  |          are pursued. It makes no difference whether the activities themselves
 3   I,  3  |           action. And it makes no difference whether he is young in years
 4   I,  4  |          however, that there is a difference between arguments from and
 5   I,  4  |           principles?" There is a difference, as there is in a race-course
 6   I,  8  |          makes, perhaps, no small difference whether we place the chief
 7   I,  11 |         and admit of all sorts of difference, and some come more near
 8   I,  11 |           a whole, and it makes a difference whether the various suffering
 9   I,  11 |          done on the stage), this difference also must be taken into
10   I,  13 |           in accordance with this difference; for we say that some of
11  II,  1  |          these. It makes no small difference, then, whether we form habits
12  II,  1  |      youth; it makes a very great difference, or rather all the difference.~
13  II,  1  |     difference, or rather all the difference.~
14  II,  7  | liberality, and the mode of their difference will be stated later. With
15 III,  1  |      pleasant. Again, what is the difference in respect of involuntariness
16 III,  2  |     accompanies it, that makes no difference; for it is not this that
17 III,  12 |      called after which, makes no difference to our present purpose;
18  IV,  3  |        try to answer. It makes no difference whether we consider the
19  IV,  8  |     listening to will also make a difference. Evidently here also there
20  IV,  9  |     common opinion, this makes no difference; for neither class of actions
21   V,  1  |         apart, e.g. (for here the difference in outward form is great)
22   V,  1  |         but vice entire. What the difference is between virtue and justice
23   V,  4  |       proportion. For it makes no difference whether a good man has defrauded
24   V,  5  |      Further (2) there is a great difference between a voluntary and
25   V,  5  |         is plain; for it makes no difference whether it is five beds
26   V,  6  |       answer does not turn on the difference between these types. For
27   V,  7  |          is universal.~There is a difference between the act of injustice
28   V,  9  |           he distributes makes no difference, for even if he awards land
29  VI,  7  |        the animals, this makes no difference; for there are other things
30  VI,  9  |                      9~There is a difference between inquiry and deliberation;
31  VI,  12 |       virtue; for it will make no difference whether they have practical
32  VI,  13 |     acquires reason, that makes a difference in action; and his state,
33 VII,  3  |      incontinently, that makes no difference to the argument; for some
34 VII,  3  |      answer that there need be no difference between knowledge and opinion
35 VII,  3  |          to know), it will make a difference whether, when a man does
36 VII,  3  |          be, firstly, an enormous difference between these manners of
37 VII,  3  |         but not using it we see a difference of state, admitting of the
38 VIII,  2 |         This however will make no difference; we shall just have to say
39 VIII,  9 |         of friendship. There is a difference, therefore, also between
40 VIII,  10|         but there is the greatest difference between them; the tyrant