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 1   I,  8  |        good in possession or in use, in state of mind or in
 2   I,  8  |   equipment. In many actions we use friends and riches and political
 3   I,  10 |         makes the best military use of the army at his command
 4   I,  13 |         our school, and we must use these; e.g. that one element
 5  II,  2  |   inquiry would have been of no use), we must examine the nature
 6  II,  2  |    things imperceptible we must use the evidence of sensible
 7  II,  3  |    pleasure than with anger, to use Heraclitus’ phrase’, but
 8 III,  3  |      instruments, sometimes the use of them; and similarly in
 9 III,  8  |         defence, since they can use their arms and have the
10 III,  10 |     appear to make little or no use; for the business of taste
11  IV,  1  |       to them is not its proper use; for a "prodigal" means
12  IV,  1  |      Now the things that have a use may be used either well
13  IV,  7  |         boastful. But those who use understatement with moderation
14   V,  1  |         as the ambiguity in the use of kleis for the collar-bone
15   V,  2  |        in the wide sense, and a use of the word "unjust" which
16   V,  2  | consumption, pledging, loan for use, depositing, letting (they
17   V,  9  |     hellebore, cautery, and the use of the knife are so, to
18  VI,  8  |     about the latter but merely use the proper language, while
19  VI,  10 |      And from this has come the use of the name "understanding"
20  VI,  12 |  practical wisdom will be of no use to those who are good; again
21  VI,  12 |         good; again it is of no use to those who have not virtue;
22  VI,  13 |         health; for it does not use it but provides for its
23 VII,  1  |         godlike man is found-to use the epithet of the Spartans,
24 VII,  3  |   Heraclitus. But (a), since we use the word "know" in two senses (
25 VII,  3  |        drunk. The fact that men use the language that flows
26 VII,  3  |        we must suppose that the use of language by men in an
27 VII,  10 |         good laws, but makes no use of them, as in Anaxandrides’
28 VII,  10 |          but has wicked~laws to use.~ ~Now incontinence and
29 VIII,  1 |         of all; for what is the use of such prosperity without
30 VIII,  2 |      lifeless objects we do not use the word "friendship"; for
31 VIII,  10|      father is tyrannical; they use their sons as slaves. Tyrannical
32 VIII,  13|         complaints; for as they use each other for their own
33 VIII,  14|          what, they say, is the use of being the friend of a
34  IX,  2  |    freedom of speech and common use of all things. To kinsmen,
35  IX,  5  |        him for the sake of some use to be made of him. In general,
36  IX,  7  |         if these are not of any use to them and never will be.
37  IX,  8  |       become evident. Those who use the term as one of reproach