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 1   I,  3  |          to be expected, and the purpose of the inquiry, may be taken
 2 III,  1  | advantage—for it is not mistaken purpose that causes involuntary
 3 III,  12 |        difference to our present purpose; plainly, however, the later
 4  IV,  7  |       makes the boaster, but the purpose; for it is in virtue of
 5  VI,  10 |       faculty of opinion for the purpose of judging of what some
 6  VI,  12 |         has this merit, for what purpose do we need it? Practical
 7 VII,  10 |         is not wicked, since his purpose is good; so that he is half-wicked.
 8 VIII,  3 |        thus that they attain the purpose of their friendship.~Perfect
 9 VIII,  9 |     arranging gatherings for the purpose, and assigning honours to
10 VIII,  13| complaints do not arise, but the purpose of the doer is a sort of
11 VIII,  13|          sort of measure; for in purpose lies the essential element
12  IX,  1  |       made on the basis of their purpose (for it is purpose that
13  IX,  1  |         their purpose (for it is purpose that is the characteristic
14  IX,  9  |          of this sort, since his purpose is to contemplate worthy
15  IX,  10 |       many as are enough for the purpose of living together; for