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 1   I,  6  |    therefore, is not some common element answering to one Idea.~But
 2   I,  7  |      then, an active life of the element that has a rational principle;
 3   I,  7  |         as "life of the rational element" also has two meanings,
 4   I,  13 |         use these; e.g. that one element in the soul is irrational
 5   I,  13 |      question.~Of the irrational element one division seems to be
 6   I,  13 |          also another irrational element in the soul-one which in
 7   I,  13 |       found in them also another element naturally opposed to the
 8   I,  13 |         Therefore the irrational element also appears to be two-fold.
 9   I,  13 |     two-fold. For the vegetative element in no way shares in a rational
10   I,  13 |          in general the desiring element in a sense shares in it,
11   I,  13 |    property. That the irrational element is in some sense persuaded
12   I,  13 |         exhortation. And if this element also must be said to have
13 III,  12 |         tutor, so the appetitive element should live according to
14 III,  12 |  principle. Hence the appetitive element in a temperate man should
15  IV,  8  |        thought to be a necessary element in life.~The means in life
16 VII,  14 |      simple but there is another element in us as well, inasmuch
17 VII,  14 |    creatures, so that if the one element does something, this is
18 VIII,  13|      postponement it contains an element of friendliness; and so
19 VIII,  13|       purpose lies the essential element of virtue and character.~
20  IX,  4  |         sake of the intellectual element in him, which is thought
21  IX,  4  |    preserved, and especially the element by virtue of which he thinks.
22  IX,  4  |          whatever he is; and the element that thinks would seem to
23  IX,  4  |        be so more than any other element in him. And such a man wishes
24  IX,  4  |         rent by faction, and one element in it by reason of its wickedness
25  IX,  8  |      feelings and the irrational element of the soul; and most men
26  IX,  8  | gratifies the most authoritative element in and in all things obeys
27  IX,  8  |      with the most authoritative element in it, so is a man; and