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 1   I,  13 |          intellectual and others moral, philosophic wisdom and
 2   I,  13 |        liberality and temperance moral. For in speaking about a
 3  II,  1  |          kinds, intellectual and moral, intellectual virtue in
 4  II,  1  |      experience and time), while moral virtue comes about as a
 5  II,  1  |      also plain that none of the moral virtues arises in us by
 6  II,  3  |          pained is a coward. For moral excellence is concerned
 7  II,  6  |         the intermediate. I mean moral virtue; for it is this that
 8  II,  9  |                           9~That moral virtue is a mean, then,
 9   V,  11 |        the other, i.e. the other moral, virtues.~
10  VI,  1  |          discussed in detail the moral virtues; with regard to
11  VI,  2  |         in desire; so that since moral virtue is a state of character
12  VI,  2  |       and intellect or without a moral state; for good action and
13  VI,  12 |          for the sake of knowing moral truths but for the sake
14  VI,  12 | practical wisdom as well as with moral virtue; for virtue makes
15  VI,  13 |          brave or have the other moral qualities; but yet we seek
16  VI,  13 |  practical wisdom, so too in the moral part there are two types,
17  VI,  13 |         practically wise without moral virtue. But in this way
18 VII,  1  |  beginning and point out that of moral states to be avoided there
19 VII,  11 |          did we lay it down that moral virtue and vice are concerned
20 VIII,  13|         friendship of utility is moral and the other legal. And
21 VIII,  13|     accept the consequences. The moral type is not on fixed terms;