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 1   I,  12|          among the things that are praised or rather among the things
 2   I,  12| potentialities. Everything that is praised seems to be praised because
 3   I,  12|        that is praised seems to be praised because it is of a certain
 4   I,  12|           though a good, it is not praised indicated it to be better
 5   I,  12|           than the things that are praised, and that this is what God
 6  II,  5 |         and because we are neither praised nor blamed for our passions (
 7  II,  5 |         feels fear or anger is not praised, nor is the man who simply
 8  II,  5 |       virtues and our vices we are praised or blamed.~Again, we feel
 9  II,  5 |           called good nor bad, nor praised nor blamed, for the simple
10  II,  6 |          while the intermediate is praised and is a form of success;
11  II,  6 |         form of success; and being praised and being successful are
12  II,  9 |       state is in all things to be praised, but that we must incline
13 III,  1 |     actions men are sometimes even praised, when they endure something
14 III,  2 |            anything. And choice is praised for being related to the
15 III,  9 |       involves pain, and is justly praised; for it is harder to face
16  IV,  1 |             for the liberal man is praised not in respect of military
17  IV,  1 |           which the temrate man is praised, nor of judicial decisions,
18  IV,  1 |            who do not take are not praised for liberality but rather
19  IV,  1 |          those who take are hardly praised at all. And the liberal
20  IV,  3 |           since he cares not to be praised nor for others to be blamed;
21  IV,  4 |         state of character that is praised, being an unnamed mean in
22  IV,  5 |            as long as he ought, is praised. This will be the good-tempered
23  IV,  5 |         then, since good temper is praised. For the good-tempered man
24 VII,  2 |          instance; for he is to be praised for not standing by what
25 VII,  4 |          themselves about them are praised; but yet there is an excess
26 VIII,  8|        love their friends that are praised, loving seems to be the
27  IX,  8 |            therefore, that men are praised for, the good man is seen