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 1 III,  1  |        involuntary is presumably necessary for those who are studying
 2  IV,  2  |     produced most cheaply. It is necessary, then, that the magnificent
 3  IV,  3  |      haughtiness. With regard to necessary or small matters he is least
 4  IV,  8  |    amusement are thought to be a necessary element in life.~The means
 5   V,  1  |         firmness of flesh, it is necessary both that bad condition
 6   V,  8  |       anger or to other passions necessary or natural to man; for when
 7   V,  10 |      cases, then, in which it is necessary to speak universally, but
 8  VI,  1  |  possesses the art". Hence it is necessary with regard to the states
 9  VI,  6  |    things that are universal and necessary, and the conclusions of
10 VII,  4  |        produce pleasure some are necessary, while others are worthy
11 VII,  4  |         causes of pleasure being necessary (by such I mean both those
12 VII,  4  |         while the others are not necessary but worthy of choice in
13 VII,  4  |         pain at the lack of the "necessary" objects?~Now of appetites
14 VII,  7  |         since some pleasures are necessary while others are not, and
15 VII,  7  |          others are not, and are necessary up to a point while the
16 VII,  7  |   pleasant, or pursues to excess necessary objects, and does so by
17 VII,  11 |        Further, it is one of our necessary tasks to consider them;
18 VII,  12 |       them.~(c) Again, it is not necessary that there should be something
19 VII,  13 |          bad. Perhaps it is even necessary, if each disposition has
20 VII,  14 |          of bad is good. Are the necessary pleasures good in the sense
21 VII,  14 |        by virtue of pursuing the necessary pleasures (for all men enjoy
22 VIII,  1 |      virtue, and is besides most necessary with a view to living. For
23 VIII,  1 |      quality.~But it is not only necessary but also noble; for we praise
24 VIII,  12|    household is earlier and more necessary than the city, and reproduction
25  IX,  1  |           it would seem not only necessary that the person who gets
26  IX,  2  | exceedingly noble or exceedingly necessary, one should defer to these
27  IX,  8  |          and his country, and if necessary dies for them; for he will
28  IX,  11 |        Friendship, then, is more necessary in bad fortune, and so it