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 1   I,  4  |         was right in raising this question and asking, as he used to
 2   I,  6  | gymnastics. And one might ask the question, what in the world they
 3   I,  7  |       series. Let us examine this question, however, on another occasion;
 4   I,  9  |          For this reason also the question is asked, whether happiness
 5   I,  9  |          it is the best. But this question would perhaps be more appropriate
 6   I,  9  |    arrangement.~The answer to the question we are asking is plain also
 7   I,  10 |     happiness or the reverse.~The question we have now discussed confirms
 8   I,  10 |     forget them. The attribute in question, then, will belong to the
 9   I,  13 |       does not affect the present question.~Of the irrational element
10  II,  4  |                             4~The question might be asked,; what we
11  IV,  3  |        great things, is the first question we must try to answer. It
12  IV,  6  |          friend. But the state in question differs from friendship
13   V,  9  |           2) One might raise this question also, whether every one
14   V,  9  |       intrinsic nobility. (b) The question is solved by applying the
15   V,  11 |         property,~In general, the question "can a man treat himself
16   V,  11 |     distinction we applied to the question "can a man be voluntarily
17  VI,  8  |         indeed one might ask this question too, why a boy may become
18  VI,  12 |         the choice right, but the question of the things which should
19  VI,  13 |       virtue of the part of us in question; plain too that the choice
20 VII,  2  |   entirely opposed to the view in question, holding that there is no
21 VII,  3  |          investigation is (a) the question whether the continent man
22 VII,  3  |      these things; (b) the second question is whether incontinence
23 VII,  3  |      suffice as our answer to the question of action with and without
24 VIII,  1 |        never agree". On this very question they inquire for deeper
25 VIII,  3 |      existed only for the ends in question. This kind of friendship
26 VIII,  7 |         in fact the origin of the question whether friends really wish
27 VIII,  12|       behave seems to be the same question as how it is just for them
28  IX,  2  |          the task, but decide the question as best we can.~
29  IX,  3  |                         3~Another question that arises is whether friendships
30  IX,  4  |    between a man and himself is a question we may dismiss for the present;
31  IX,  6  |      himself to have the thing in question, like the captains in the
32  IX,  8  |                             8~The question is also debated, whether
33  IX,  8  |         is therefore a reasonable question, which of the two views
34  IX,  9  |          well by. This is why the question is asked whether we need
35  IX,  11 |          grief is lightened, is a question that may be dismissed; at