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 1   I,  3 |         act in accordance with a rational principle knowledge about
 2   I,  7 |        of the element that has a rational principle; of this, one
 3   I,  7 |    thought. And, as "life of the rational element" also has two meanings,
 4   I,  7 |       which follows or implies a rational principle, and if we say "
 5   I,  7 |   actions of the soul implying a rational principle, and the function
 6   I,  9 |       that depends on art or any rational cause, and especially if
 7   I,  13|         irrational and one has a rational principle. Whether these
 8   I,  13|      sense, however, shares in a rational principle. For we praise
 9   I,  13|     principle. For we praise the rational principle of the continent
10   I,  13|         naturally opposed to the rational principle, which fights
11   I,  13|        something contrary to the rational principle, resisting and
12   I,  13|       seems to have a share in a rational principle, as we said; at
13   I,  13|       continent man it obeys the rational principle and presumably
14   I,  13|       with the same voice as the rational principle.~Therefore the
15   I,  13|    element in no way shares in a rational principle, but the appetitive
16   I,  13|        some sense persuaded by a rational principle is indicated also
17   I,  13|      also must be said to have a rational principle, that which has
18   I,  13|      principle, that which has a rational principle (as well as that
19  II,  6 |       this being determined by a rational principle, and by that principle
20  II,  7 |          shall treat also of the rational virtues.~
21 III,  2 |       any rate choice involves a rational principle and thought. Even
22 III,  12|      should in no way oppose the rational principle-and this is what
23 III,  12|         should live according to rational principle. Hence the appetitive
24 III,  12|        should harmonize with the rational principle; for the noble
25 III,  12|          ought; and this is what rational principle directs.~Here
26   V,  6 |         allow a man to rule, but rational principle, because a man
27   V,  11|      part of the soul that has a rational principle stands to the
28  VI,  1 | soul-that which grasps a rule or rational principle, and the irrational;
29  VI,  1 |          the part which grasps a rational principle. And let it be
30  VI,  1 |          two parts which grasp a rational principle-one by which we
31  VI,  1 |       the faculty which grasps a rational principle. We must, then,
32  VI,  6 |       involves apprehension of a rational ground). This being so,
33  VI,  13|        the virtues were rules or rational principles (for he thought
34  VI,  13|          we think they involve a rational principle.~It is clear,
35 VII,  1 |        refuses on account of his rational principle to follow them (
36 VII,  8 |          than those who have the rational principle but do not abide
37  IX,  4 |    appetites for some things and rational desires for others. This
38  IX,  8 |        things men have done on a rational principle are thought most
39  IX,  8 |         as living according to a rational principle is from living