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 1   I,  2 |        something greater and more complete whether to attain or to
 2   I,  7 | accordance with the best and most complete.~But we must add "in a complete
 3   I,  7 |   complete.~But we must add "in a complete life." For one swallow does
 4   I,  9 |    required, as we said, not only complete virtue but also a complete
 5   I,  9 |        complete virtue but also a complete life, since many changes
 6   I,  10|           all, only in a long and complete one in which he has attained
 7   I,  10|         active in accordance with complete virtue and is sufficiently
 8   I,  10|           period but throughout a complete life? Or must we add "and
 9  IV,  1 |          taking, and is not found complete in all men but is sometimes
10  IV,  5 |         even itself, and if it is complete becomes unbearable. Now
11   V,  1 |         form of justice, then, is complete virtue, but not absolutely,
12   V,  1 |          comprehended". And it is complete virtue in its fullest sense,
13   V,  1 |         is the actual exercise of complete virtue. It is complete because
14   V,  1 |         of complete virtue. It is complete because he who possesses
15   V,  11|       vice which is either of the complete and unqualified kind or