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 1   I,  7  |  desired. This might perhaps be given, if we could first ascertain
 2   I,  10 |       out of the hides that are given him; and so with all other
 3  II,  2  |      matters of conduct must be given in outline and not precisely,
 4 III,  5  |        just such as it was when given us at birth, and to be well
 5 III,  6  |       as the seaman; for he has given up hope of safety, and is
 6  IV,  3  |         contemptuous, and he is given to telling the truth, except
 7  IV,  3  |       are flatterers. Nor is he given to admiration; for nothing
 8  IV,  3  |         blamed; nor again is he given to praise; and for the same
 9  IV,  3  |   matters he is least of all me given to lamentation or the asking
10   V,  5  |        equal to a house or to a given amount of food. The number
11   V,  5  | exchanged for a house (or for a given amount of food) must therefore
12   V,  6  |      therefore a reward must be given him, and this is honour
13  VI,  8  |      for which no reason can be given, while practical wisdom
14  VI,  11 |      for because experience has given them an eye they see aright.~
15  VI,  13 |       practical wisdom, will be given all the virtues. And it
16 VII,  6  |     Further, those who are more given to plotting against others
17 VII,  6  |         a passionate man is not given to plotting, nor is anger
18 VII,  11 |       pleasure. (1) The reasons given for the view that pleasure
19 VII,  14 |       reasonable explanation is given of why the false view appears
20 VIII,  13|     much or more, as having not given but lent; and if a man is
21 VIII,  13|         others, and that it was given in times of danger or similar
22 VIII,  14|        belongs to the public is given to the man who benefits
23  IX,  1  |      promises, said that he had given pleasure for pleasure. Now
24  IX,  1  |        a person to whom one has given credit, in the spirit in
25  IX,  1  |       person to whom credit was given should fix the terms than
26  IX,  11 |       because he is not himself given to mourning; but women and