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 1   I,  3  |        those who desire and act in accordance with a rational principle
 2   I,  7  |            when it is performed in accordance with the appropriate excellence:
 3   I,  7  |          to be activity of soul in accordance with virtue, and if there
 4   I,  7  |           more than one virtue, in accordance with the best and most complete.~
 5   I,  10 |          is happy who is active in accordance with complete virtue and
 6   I,  13 |          is an activity of soul in accordance with perfect virtue, we
 7   I,  13 |           pursuit of it will be in accordance with our original plan.
 8   I,  13 |        distinguished into kinds in accordance with this difference; for
 9  II,  2  |      accounts we demand must be in accordance with the subject-matter;
10  II,  4  |          as, if they do what is in accordance with the laws of grammar
11  II,  4  |            do something that is in accordance with the laws of grammar,
12  II,  4  |         and this means doing it in accordance with the grammatical knowledge
13  II,  4  |            if the acts that are in accordance with the virtues have themselves
14 III,  1  |            painful, but what is in accordance with appetite is thought
15 III,  3  |         deliberation, we desire in accordance with our deliberation.~We
16 III,  8  |          sudden actions must be in accordance with one’s state of character.~(
17  IV,  1  |       would no longer be acting in accordance with liberality, and if
18  IV,  3  |        them; for he claims what is accordance with his merits, while the
19  IV,  3  |         they chiefly claim, but in accordance with their deserts. The
20  IV,  7  |       speaks and acts and lives in accordance with his character, if he
21   V,  4  |           possessions is always in accordance with the kind of proportion
22   V,  5  |            together-reciprocity in accordance with a proportion and not
23   V,  5  |           to give what is equal in accordance with proportion; and similarly
24   V,  11 |        just acts are those acts in accordance with any virtue which are
25  VI,  1  |        excess and defect, being in accordance with the right rule. But
26  VI,  4  |          with things that do so in accordance with nature (since these
27  VI,  7  |            is capable of aiming in accordance with calculation at the
28  VI,  12 |            man is achieved only in accordance with practical wisdom as
29  VI,  13 |           that (state) which is in accordance with the right rule"; now
30  VI,  13 |           rule is that which is in accordance with practical wisdom. All
31  VI,  13 |      virtue, viz. that which is in accordance with practical wisdom. But
32  VI,  13 |            not merely the state in accordance with the right rule, but
33 VII,  3  |           For the one is led on in accordance with his own choice, thinking
34 VII,  8  |            choice while vice is in accordance with choice; not but what
35 VIII,  10| aristocratic; for the man rules in accordance with his worth, and in those
36 VIII,  10|       doing so he is not acting in accordance with their respective worth,
37 VIII,  11|          aristocracy; for it is in accordance with virtue the better gets
38  IX,  8  |         justly, temperately, or in accordance with any other of the virtues,