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 1   I,  12 |       of a certain kind and is related somehow to something else;
 2   I,  12 |       of a certain kind and is related in a certain way to something
 3  II,  2  |   right rule is, and how it is related to the other virtues. But
 4  II,  7  |      as we said liberality was related to magnificence, differing
 5  II,  7  |     there is a state similarly related to proper pride, being concerned
 6 III,  2  |    choice is praised for being related to the right object rather
 7 III,  2  |  rather than for being rightly related to it, opinion for being
 8 III,  2  |        opinion for being truly related to its object. And we choose
 9  IV,  4  |       which would appear to be related to pride as liberality is
10   V,  1  | another's good", because it is related to our neighbour; for it
11   V,  3  |       the things concerned-are related, so are the former; if they
12   V,  5  |        other hand is similarly related to the unjust, which is
13   V,  6  |   stated how the reciprocal is related to the just; but we must
14   V,  7  |        just and lawful each is related as the universal to its
15  VI,  8  |    wisdom, while that which is related to this as particulars to
16  VI,  13 |        virtue too is similarly related; as practical wisdom is
17 VII,  3  |  characterized by being simply related to these (for then his state
18 VII,  3  | self-indulgence), but by being related to them in a certain way.
19 VII,  4  |         they are not similarly related to them, but some of them
20 VII,  10 |       and how these states are related to each other.~
21 VIII,  11|      exists between persons so related is not the same on both
22  IX,  4  | relation to himself, and he is related to his friend as to himself (