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 1   I,  3|    since he tends to follow his passions, his study will be vain
 2  II,  3|      concerned with actions and passions, and every passion and every
 3  II,  5|         soul are of three kinds—passions, faculties, states of character,
 4  II,  5|        must be one of these. By passions I mean appetite, anger,
 5  II,  5|     badly with reference to the passions, e.g. with reference to
 6  II,  5|     with reference to the other passions.~Now neither the virtues
 7  II,  5|       virtues nor the vices are passions, because we are not called
 8  II,  5|        bad on the ground of our passions, but are so called on the
 9  II,  5|      praised nor blamed for our passions (for the man who feels fear
10  II,  5|      Further, in respect of the passions we are said to be moved,
11  II,  5|         capacity of feeling the passions; again, we have the faculties
12  II,  5|         the virtues are neither passions nor faculties, all that
13  II,  6|     this that is concerned with passions and actions, and in these
14  II,  6|        virtue is concerned with passions and actions, in which excess
15  II,  6|    exceed what is right in both passions and actions, while virtue
16  II,  7|     There are also means in the passions and concerned with the passions;
17  II,  7| passions and concerned with the passions; since shame is not a virtue,
18  II,  8|        to the excesses, both in passions and in actions. For the
19  II,  9|         what is intermediate in passions and in actions, has been
20 III,  1|        virtue is concerned with passions and actions, and on voluntary
21 III,  1|       actions, and on voluntary passions and actions praise and blame
22 III,  1|     avoided, but the irrational passions are thought not less human
23   V,  8|        due to anger or to other passions necessary or natural to
24 VII,  3|      men under the influence of passions; for outbursts of anger
25 VII,  3|   appetites and some other such passions, it is evident, actually
26 VII,  3|    under the influence of these passions utter scientific proofs
27 VII,  7|        of the violence of their passions do not await the argument,
28  IX,  8|       following as he does evil passions. For the wicked man, what