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 1   I,  7  |          Happiness, on the other hand, no one chooses for the
 2   I,  7  |   without a function? Or as eye, hand, foot, and in general each
 3 III,  7  |          brave man, on the other hand, has the opposite disposition;
 4 III,  12 | self-indulgent man, on the other hand, the particular acts are
 5  IV,  2  |       niggardly man on the other hand will fall short in everything,
 6  IV,  3  |          beautiful. On the other hand, he who thinks himself worthy
 7  IV,  3  |        Vain people, on the other hand, are fools and ignorant
 8  IV,  7  |     mock-modest man on the other hand to disclaim what he has
 9  IV,  8  |        The buffoon, on the other hand, is the slave of his sense
10   V,  5  |           Injustice on the other hand is similarly related to
11   V,  6  |          magistrate on the other hand is the guardian of justice,
12   V,  7  |       apply; by nature the right hand is stronger, yet it is possible
13   V,  8  |  compulsion (e.g. if A takes B’s hand and therewith strikes C,
14   V,  9  |         treated, or on the other hand it is with suffering as
15   V,  9  |      which lifeless things, or a hand, or a servant who obeys
16  VI,  7  |    Practical wisdom on the other hand is concerned with things
17 VII,  14 |        is pleasant, on the other hand people of excitable nature
18 VIII,  3 |          and guest. On the other hand the friendship of young
19 VIII,  4 |         many lovers on the other hand are constant, if familiarity
20 VIII,  8 |        being loved, on the other hand, people delight for its
21 VIII,  8 |         loving; for some mothers hand over their children to be
22 VIII,  13|     based on virtue on the other hand, complaints do not arise,
23  IX,  11 |          of person.~On the other hand, the presence of friends