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 1   I,  8 | possession or in use, in state of mind or in activity. For the
 2   I,  8 |        activity. For the state of mind may exist without producing
 3   I,  13|           respect to his state of mind; and of states of mind we
 4   I,  13|         of mind; and of states of mind we call those which merit
 5 III,  5 |      responsible for his state of mind, he will also be himself
 6 III,  10|          affected, but rather the mind; but men who are concerned
 7  IV,  1 |           giving, and they do not mind how or from what source.
 8  VI,  6 |           If, then, the states of mind by which we have truth and
 9  VI,  7 |         same; for if the state of mind concerned with a man’s own
10  VI,  8 |      wisdom are the same state of mind, but their essence is not
11  VI,  9 |       slowly. Again, readiness of mind is different from excellence
12  VI,  12|     utility of these qualities of mind. For (1) philosophic wisdom
13  VI,  12|          wisdom is the quality of mind concerned with things just
14 VII,  1 |           these affections of the mind, or, failing this, of the
15 VII,  2 |           persuaded to change his mind. But to the incontinent
16 VII,  2 |           persuaded to change his mind; but now he acts in spite
17 VII,  8 |           persuaded to change his mind, while the latter is not.
18 VIII,  5|      saying "out of sight, out of mind". Neither old people nor
19  IX,  4 |           therefore pleasant. His mind is well stored too with
20  IX,  6 |          being, so to say, of one mind (for the wishes of such