Book, Paragraph

 1  II,  7 |  general statement, but also apply it to the individual facts.
 2  II,  7 |      those which are general apply more widely, but those which
 3 III,  6 |    of these is brave. Yet we apply the word to him also in
 4 III,  8 |    behind them; all of these apply compulsion. But one ought
 5 III,  10|   ought temperate.~Nor do we apply these names to those who
 6  IV,  1 |     wealth, but we sometimes apply the word "prodigality" in
 7   V,  7 |    the same distinction will apply; by nature the right hand
 8   V,  10|    equitable man (so that we apply the name by way of praise
 9  VI,  1 |    what sort of medicines to apply to our body if some one
10 VII,  4 |      state of feeling people apply the name incontinence, adding
11 VII,  4 |       in this case we do not apply the term without qualification
12 VII,  4 |      self-indulgence, but we apply the term to anger by virtue
13 VII,  5 |      any more than one would apply the epithet to women because
14 VII,  5 |    copulation; nor would one apply it to those who are in a
15 VIII,  4| these evils arising. For men apply the name of friends even
16  IX,  7 |    point, too, would seem to apply to benefactors.~
17  IX,  9 |    all men); but we must not apply this to a wicked and corrupt
18  IX,  10|     man with none"-will that apply to friendship as well; should