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 1   I,  5 |  practical wisdom that they seek to be honoured, and among
 2   I,  6 |   they aim at some good and seek to supply the deficiency
 3   I,  6 |     of, and should not even seek, so great an aid is not
 4  IV,  8 |     of things is not far to seek, however, and most people
 5   V,  4 |   animate justice; and they seek the judge as an intermediate,
 6   V,  5 |    city holds together. Men seek to return either evil for
 7  VI,  7 |   not human goods that they seek.~Practical wisdom on the
 8  VI,  8 | much.~ Those who think thus seek their own good, and consider
 9  VI,  13| moral qualities; but yet we seek something else as that which
10  VI,  13| good in the strict sense-we seek for the presence of such
11 VIII,  6|   are rarely both; for they seek neither those whose pleasantness
12 VIII,  6|    desire for pleasure they seek for ready-witted people,
13 VIII,  7|     the other, nor ought to seek it; but when children render
14 VIII,  8|   they love them and do not seek to be loved in return (if
15 VIII,  9|  taking of a city that they seek, and members of tribes and
16  IX,  4 |  themselves. And wicked men seek for people with whom to
17  IX,  10|     then, it is well not to seek to have as many friends
18  IX,  11|     fortune, and so we also seek for good men as our friends,