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 1   I,  2 |     science, in one sense of that term.~
 2   I,  6 |   embracing all numbers); but the term "good" is used both in the
 3   I,  7 |          more proper sense of the term. Now if the function of
 4 III,  1 |           in general bad; but the term "involuntary" tends to be
 5  IV,  1 |           to look to himself. The term "liberality" is used relatively
 6  IV,  4 |     meaning, we do not assign the term "ambition" or "love of honour"
 7   V,  3 |       proportion, for it uses one term as two and mentions it twice;
 8   V,  3 |        between the things. As the term A, then, is to B, so will
 9   V,  3 |         conjunction, then, of the term A with C and of B with D
10   V,  3 |        for we cannot get a single term standing for a person and
11   V,  3 |         the proportion. Hence one term becomes too great, the other
12   V,  4 |         of the assailant. For the term "gain" is applied generally
13   V,  4 |        cases, even if it be not a term appropriate to certain cases,
14   V,  7 |       justice (though the general term is rather "just action",
15   V,  11|           man in one sense of the term is wicked in a particularized
16  VI,  9 |           right means, the middle term being false; so that this
17 VII,  3 |       also two kinds of universal term; one is predicable of the
18 VII,  3 |  Empedocles. And because the last term is not universal nor equally
19 VII,  3 |      knowledge with the universal term, the position that Socrates
20 VII,  4 |          case we do not apply the term without qualification because
21 VII,  4 | self-indulgence, but we apply the term to anger by virtue of a
22  IX,  5 |      might by an extension of the term friendship say that goodwill
23  IX,  8 |        evident. Those who use the term as one of reproach ascribe