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 1  II,  5 |        praised, nor is the man who simply feels anger blamed, but
 2  II,  6 |          and in the right way, but simply to do any of them is to
 3   V,  9 |          Now if to act unjustly is simply to harm some one voluntarily,
 4 VII,  3 |     incontinent man is incontinent simply by being concerned with
 5 VII,  3 |          he characterized by being simply related to these (for then
 6 VII,  4 |         are not called incontinent simply, but incontinent with the
 7 VII,  4 |             honour, or anger",-not simply incontinent, on the ground
 8 VII,  4 |            e.g. of anger, but just simply. This is confirmed by the
 9 VII,  4 |            we should not call bad, simply. As, then, in this case
10 VII,  5 |        feeling but not incontinent simply. For every excessive state
11 VII,  5 |         level is called wickedness simply, while that which is not
12 VII,  5 |           is called wickedness not simply but with the qualification "
13 VII,  5 |    self-indulgence is incontinence simply.~That incontinence and continence,
14 VII,  5 | incontinence by a metaphor and not simply, is plain.~
15 VII,  12|         two senses (one thing good simply and another good for a particular