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   Book, Paragraph
 1   I,  2 |   else (for at that rate the process would go on to infinity,
 2   I,  9 |    result of virtue and some process of learning or training,
 3 III,  12|   this sort in life, and the process of habituation to them is
 4 VII,  11|    pleasure is a perceptible process to a natural state, and
 5 VII,  11|   natural state, and that no process is of the same kind as its
 6 VII,  11|     kind as its end, e.g. no process of building of the same
 7 VII,  11| pleasure is not an end but a process.~
 8 VII,  12|   the end is better than the process; for leasures are not processes
 9 VII,  12|      pleasure is perceptible process, but it should rather be
10 VII,  12| thought by some people to be process just because they think
11 VII,  12|  they think that activity is process, which it is not.~(B) The
12 VII,  14|   but these arise during the process of being made perfect and
13 VII,  14| healthy, for this reason the process is thought pleasant); by