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 1   I,  6 |     universally present in all cases and single; for then it
 2   I,  6 |       soul, and so on in other cases. But perhaps these subjects
 3   I,  7 |   without qualification in all cases, eminence in respect of
 4   I,  7 |    alike; it is enough in some cases that the fact be well established,
 5   I,  8 |     and similarly in all other cases. If this is so, virtuous
 6  II,  2 |      the account of particular cases is yet more lacking in exactness;
 7  II,  6 |        too little, and in both cases not well; but to feel them
 8  II,  7 |      has to do with individual cases, and our statements must
 9  II,  7 |        with the facts in these cases. We may take these cases
10  II,  7 |       cases. We may take these cases from our table. With regard
11  II,  7 |      must try, as in the other cases, to invent names ourselves
12  II,  8 |   correspondingly in the other cases.~These states being thus
13  II,  8 |  contrary.~To the mean in some cases the deficiency, in some
14  II,  9 |       especially in individual cases; for or is not easy to determine
15 III,  1 |  differences in the particular cases.~But if some one were to
16 III,  3 |     and similarly in the other cases—sometimes the means, sometimes
17 III,  5 |       this be so, in the other cases also the vices that are
18 III,  10|        enjoyment, which in all cases comes through touch, both
19  IV,  2 |      brilliant way. But in all cases, as has been said, we have
20  IV,  6 |   except that in each of these cases he will behave as is befitting;
21  IV,  7 |       see this to be so in all cases. In the field of social
22   V,  4 |      applied generally to such cases, even if it be not a term
23   V,  4 |    term appropriate to certain cases, e.g. to the person who
24   V,  5 |     would be done -for in many cases reciprocity and rectificatory
25   V,  6 |     and similarly in all other cases.~Now we have previously
26   V,  7 |      are passed for particular cases, e.g. that sacrifice shall
27   V,  10|     shall be correct. In those cases, then, in which it is necessary
28 VII,  1 |       We must, as in all other cases, set the observed facts
29 VII,  5 |        of disease (or, in some cases, of madness, as with the
30 VIII,  7| similarly in each of the other cases; for when the love is in
31 VIII,  7|    best or wisest men. In such cases it is not possible to define
32 VIII,  8|       the hot and in all other cases. These subjects we may dismiss;
33  IX,  3 |       Or is this not so in all cases, but only when one’s friends