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 1  II,  3  |     Plato says, so as both to delight in and to be pained by the
 2  II,  3  |      about these; for to feel delight and pain rightly or wrongly
 3 III,  10 |       of these; for those who delight in objects of vision, such
 4 III,  10 |     it would seem possible to delight even in these either as
 5 III,  10 |        no one calls those who delight extravagantly in music or
 6 III,  10 |      these names to those who delight in odour, unless it be incidentally;
 7 III,  10 |      those self-indulgent who delight in the odour of apples or
 8 III,  10 | incense, but rather those who delight in the odour of unguents
 9 III,  10 |     for self-indulgent people delight in these because these remind
10 III,  10 |     the smell of food; but to delight in this kind of thing is
11 III,  10 | incidentally. For dogs do not delight in the scent of hares, but
12 III,  10 |      there; nor does the lion delight in the lowing of the ox,
13 III,  10 |      and therefore appears to delight in the lowing; and similarly
14 III,  10 |     and similarly he does not delight because he sees "a stag
15 III,  10 |     as men but as animals. To delight in such things, then, and
16 III,  11 |    are so called because they delight either in the wrong things,
17 III,  11 |     all three ways; they both delight in some things that they
18 III,  11 | things that they ought not to delight in (since they are hateful),
19 III,  11 | hateful), and if one ought to delight in some of the things they
20 III,  11 |       some of the things they delight in, they do so more than
21 III,  11 |       regard to pleasures and delight in them less than they should
22  IV,  8  |      however, and most people delight more than they should in
23  IV,  8  |   giving pain, or even giving delight, to the hearer? Or is the
24 VII,  9  |   pleasure and pain; for they delight in the victory they gain
25 VII,  9  |    sort of man who takes less delight than he should in bodily
26 VIII,  4 |   friends; for bad men do not delight in each other unless some
27 VIII,  5 |       those who live together delight in each other and confer
28 VIII,  6 |     those in whom they do not delight; and similarly sour people
29 VIII,  6 |       their days together nor delight in each other, and these
30 VIII,  6 |    things from each other and delight in each other or in the
31 VIII,  8 |      them; and therefore they delight in honour as a token of
32 VIII,  8 |   opinion of themselves; they delight in honour, therefore, because
33 VIII,  8 |     on the other hand, people delight for its own sake; whence
34 VIII,  8 |        as is indicated by the delight mothers take in loving;
35 VIII,  8 |       short time because they delight in each other’s wickedness.
36 VIII,  12|      own virtue and they will delight in the fact. And children