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 1   V,  9  | qualification? For (a) he perhaps gets more than his share of some
 2   V,  9  |           be said to slay, he who gets an excessive share does
 3   V,  9  |       much; the fact that what he gets is different from what he
 4   V,  9  |         sharing in the plunder he gets not land but money.~Men
 5 VII,  2  | incontinently does not, before he gets into this state, think he
 6 VIII,  4 |          respects, and in it each gets from each in all respects
 7 VIII,  4 |          the other, and the other gets no attentions from the first);
 8 VIII,  7 |         Each party, then, neither gets the same from the other,
 9 VIII,  11| accordance with virtue the better gets more of what is good, and
10 VIII,  11|         of what is good, and each gets what befits him; and so,
11 VIII,  13|           of his friend, since he gets what he aims at; for each
12 VIII,  14|         the equivalent of what he gets, but the man who serves
13  IX,  1  |          friendship the shoemaker gets a return for his shoes in
14  IX,  1  |     necessary that the person who gets the first service should
15  IX,  1  |       also just; for if the other gets in return the equivalent