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 1  II,  5  |          confidence, envy, joy, friendly feeling, hatred, longing,
 2  II,  7  |    pleasant in the right way is friendly and the mean is friendliness,
 3 VIII,  1 |      justice is thought to be a friendly quality.~But it is not only
 4 VIII,  3 |      enjoyed by him who has the friendly feeling-and is based on
 5 VIII,  4 |     sense states are said to be friendly (for the alliances of states
 6 VIII,  12|     case.~Between other kinsmen friendly relations are found in due
 7  IX,  4  |                               4~Friendly relations with one’s neighbours,
 8  IX,  4  |       only so can one be either friendly to oneself or a friend to
 9  IX,  5  |                 5~Goodwill is a friendly sort of relation, but is
10  IX,  5  |        But goodwill is not even friendly feeling. For it does not
11  IX,  5  |         whereas these accompany friendly feeling; and friendly feeling
12  IX,  5  | accompany friendly feeling; and friendly feeling implies intimacy
13  IX,  6  |    Unanimity also seems to be a friendly relation. For this reason
14  IX,  6  |  unanimity about these is not a friendly relation), but we do say
15  IX,  7  |     analogous. For they have no friendly feeling to their debtors,