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 1   I,  12 |        this is done because praise involves a reference, to something
 2 III,  2  |   deliberation? At any rate choice involves a rational principle and
 3 III,  9  |          brave. Hence also courage involves pain, and is justly praised;
 4 III,  11 |     craving for them (for appetite involves pain); but it seems absurd
 5  IV,  2  | excellence-viz. magnificence-which involves magnitude. Magnificence
 6   V,  3  |       greater and less); equal, it involves two things; qua just, it
 7   V,  3  |       people. The just, therefore, involves at least four terms; for
 8   V,  3  |            equality of ratios, and involves four terms at least (that
 9   V,  3  |           that discrete proportion involves four terms is plain, but
10   V,  3  |          four); and the just, too, involves at least four terms, and
11   V,  11 |      unjustly is the worse, for it involves vice and is blameworthy-involves
12  VI,  5  |         since scientific knowledge involves demonstration, but there
13  VI,  6  |           for scientific knowledge involves apprehension of a rational
14  VI,  9  |          conjecture; for this both involves no reasoning and is something
15  VI,  9  |         excellence in deliberation involves reasoning. The remaining
16  VI,  13 |            and of these the latter involves practical wisdom. This is
17 VII,  2  |             Further, if continence involves having strong and bad appetites,
18 VII,  11 |          people say that happiness involves pleasure; this is why the
19 VIII,  5 |            things, but mutual love involves choice and choice springs
20 VIII,  6 |       friendships (for one of them involves pleasure and the other utility,
21 VIII,  7 |        friendship, viz. that which involves an inequality between the
22 VIII,  11|    friendship just in so far as it involves justice. The friendship
23 VIII,  12|          form of friendship, then, involves association, as has been