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 1   I,  8  |      life and good action. The characteristics that are looked for in happiness
 2  II,  6  |      being successful are both characteristics of virtue. Therefore virtue
 3 III,  12 | chastened condition, and these characteristics belong above all to appetite
 4  IV,  1  |    except in small things.~The characteristics of prodigality are not often
 5  IV,  1  |   middle state. For he has the characteristics of the liberal man, since
 6  VI,  3  |     and has the other limiting characteristics which we specify in the
 7 VII,  5  |   madness are morbid. Of these characteristics it is possible to have some
 8 VIII,  6 |      so they will have all the characteristics that friends should have.~
 9 VIII,  6 |       they are told, and these characteristics are rarely combined. Now
10 VIII,  6 |       other utility, and these characteristics belong to the friendship
11 VIII,  12| friendship of brothers has the characteristics found in that of comrades (
12  IX,  4  | Therefore, since each of these characteristics belongs to the good man
13  IX,  8  |     this relation that all the characteristics of friendship have extended
14  IX,  12 |     they take the mould of the characteristics they approve-whence the