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 1  II,  4 |        also must be in a certain condition when he does them; in the
 2  II,  4 |         bare knowledge; but as a condition of the possession of the
 3  II,  6 | excellence both brings into good condition the thing of which it is
 4 III,  1 |         away voluntarily, but on condition of its securing the safety
 5 III,  4 |         bodies which are in good condition, while for those that are
 6 III,  8 |         their bodies in the best condition. Professional soldiers turn
 7 III,  11|      make for health or for good condition, he will desire moderately
 8 III,  12|        to be kept in a chastened condition, and these characteristics
 9   V,  1 |    exhibit them; for (A) if good condition is known, bad condition
10   V,  1 |          condition is known, bad condition also becomes known, and (
11   V,  1 |      becomes known, and (B) good condition is known from the things
12   V,  1 |          things that are in good condition, and they from it. If good
13   V,  1 |        and they from it. If good condition is firmness of flesh, it
14   V,  1 |          necessary both that bad condition should be flabbiness of
15   V,  6 |     those who do not fulfil this condition there is no political justice
16   V,  11|       medical art, and that good condition does in the art of bodily
17 VII,  3 |         But now this is just the condition of men under the influence
18 VII,  3 |        actually alter our bodily condition, and in some men even produce
19 VII,  3 |          said to be in a similar condition to men asleep, mad, or drunk.
20 VII,  3 |          is not peculiar to this condition; we must go to the students
21 VII,  5 |        those who are in a morbid condition as a result of habit. To
22 VII,  5 |        as the man who is in this condition in respect of fits of anger
23  IX,  4 |          wishes for this only on condition of being whatever he is;
24  IX,  8 |         throw away wealth too on condition that their friends will
25  IX,  9 |        choose the whole world on condition of being alone, since man
26  IX,  10|         a hard business for this condition to be fulfilled with a large