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 1   I,  8  |       acting justly, nor any man liberal who did not enjoy liberal
 2   I,  8  |        liberal who did not enjoy liberal actions; and similarly in
 3  II,  7  | magnificent man differs from the liberal man; the former deals with
 4  II,  8  |          self-indulgent, and the liberal man prodigal relatively
 5 III,  6  |   dangers of war are cowards are liberal and are confident in face
 6 III,  10 |      pleasures of touch the most liberal have been eliminated, e.g.
 7  IV,  1  |        regard to wealth; for the liberal man is praised not in respect
 8  IV,  1  |          wealth; and this is the liberal man. Now spending and giving
 9  IV,  1  |          is more the mark of the liberal man to give to the right
10  IV,  1  |          Givers, too, are called liberal; but those who do not take
11  IV,  1  |          praised at all. And the liberal are almost the most loved
12  IV,  1  |         the noble. Therefore the liberal man, like other virtuous
13  IV,  1  |        cause, will be called not liberal but by some other name.
14  IV,  1  |       some other name. Nor is he liberal who gives with pain; for
15  IV,  1  |          not characteristic of a liberal man. But no more will the
16  IV,  1  |        man. But no more will the liberal man take from wrong sources;
17  IV,  1  |       highly characteristic of a liberal man also to go to excess
18  IV,  1  |        for it is the nature of a liberal man not to look to himself.
19  IV,  1  |         less from being the more liberal man, if he has less to give
20  IV,  1  |     those are thought to be more liberal who have not made their
21  IV,  1  |           It is not easy for the liberal man to be rich, since he
22  IV,  1  |          as has been said, he is liberal who spends according to
23  IV,  1  |        and taking of wealth, the liberal man will both give and spend
24  IV,  1  |          right way. Further, the liberal man is easy to deal with
25  IV,  1  |       the characteristics of the liberal man, since he both gives
26  IV,  1  |      some other way, he would be liberal; for he will then give to
27  IV,  1  |         also their giving is not liberal; for it is not noble, nor
28  IV,  2  |       For the magnificent man is liberal, but the liberal man is
29  IV,  2  |          man is liberal, but the liberal man is not necessarily magnificent.
30  IV,  2  |          magnificent man be also liberal. For the liberal man also
31  IV,  2  |         be also liberal. For the liberal man also will spend what
32 VII,  9  |    prodigal is in a way like the liberal man and the rash man like
33 VIII,  13|          payment, while the more liberal variety allows time but