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 1  II,  1 |        slight variation from the word ethos (habit). From this
 2  II,  1 |      circumstances. Thus, in one word, states of character arise
 3 III,  6 |         by a transference of the word to a new meaning; for he
 4 III,  6 |          brave. Yet we apply the word to him also in virtue of
 5  IV,  1 |       but we sometimes apply the word "prodigality" in a complex
 6  IV,  1 | Therefore the application of the word to them is not its proper
 7  IV,  1 |       sense in which we take the word "prodigality". Now the things
 8  IV,  7 |     truthful both in life and in word, owning to what he has,
 9  IV,  7 |         at stake is true both in word and in life because his
10   V,  2 |          sense, and a use of the word "unjust" which answers to
11   V,  9 |       receiver. Again, since the word "do" is ambiguous, and there
12  VI,  8 |         be busybodies; hence the word of Euripides,~But how could
13  VI,  10|      from the application of the word to the grasping of scientific
14 VII,  3 |        But (a), since we use the word "know" in two senses (for
15 VII,  11|         by a name derived from a word meaning enjoyment.~Now (
16 VIII,  2|        objects we do not use the word "friendship"; for it is