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 1   I,  10 |    because those who are happy spend their life most readily
 2   I,  13 |      doctors the best educated spend much labour on acquiring
 3  II,  9  |        that is easy—or give or spend money; but to do this to
 4 III,  10 |        telling stories and who spend their days on anything that
 5  IV,  1  |        who are incontinent and spend money on self-indulgence.
 6  IV,  1  |       he would have nothing to spend on the right objects. For,
 7  IV,  1  |      easy for them to give and spend beyond the amount of their
 8  IV,  1  | liberal man will both give and spend the right amounts and on
 9  IV,  1  |      not. But if he happens to spend in a manner contrary to
10  IV,  1  |      take because they wish to spend and cannot do this easily;
11  IV,  1  |       self-indulgent; for they spend lightly and waste money
12  IV,  2  |        see what is fitting and spend large sums tastefully. For,
13  IV,  2  |       the magnificent man will spend such sums for honour’s sake;
14  IV,  2  |      the liberal man also will spend what he ought and as he
15  IV,  2  |        the means with which to spend large sums fittingly; and
16  IV,  2  |     public ornament), and will spend by preference on those works
17  IV,  2  |        class of things he will spend what is becoming; for the
18  IV,  2  |  things, and where he ought to spend much he spends little and
19  IV,  2  |        and consider how he may spend least, and lament even that,
20 VIII,  3 |        these people do wish to spend their days and lives together;
21 VIII,  5 |        in them, and no one can spend his days with one whose
22 VIII,  5 |      supremely happy desire to spend their days together; for
23 VIII,  6 |    friends because they do not spend their days together nor
24 VIII,  13|      it is in his power not to spend his days with him.~But the
25  IX,  4  |        for people with whom to spend their days, and shun themselves;
26  IX,  9  |        plainly it is better to spend his days with friends and
27  IX,  10 |    another, if they are all to spend their days together; and