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 1   I,  1  |        of these the ends of the master arts are to be preferred
 2   I,  2  |         which is most truly the master art. And politics appears
 3  II,  6  |   running and wrestling. Thus a master of any art avoids excess
 4   V,  6  |       tyrants.~The justice of a master and that of a father are
 5   V,  11 |     kind of justice but that of master and servant or that of husband
 6 VII,  2  |        man something else could master it and drag it about like
 7 VII,  5  |       for a man who has them to master or be mastered by them is
 8 VII,  7  |       of them which most people master, or to master even those
 9 VII,  7  |       most people master, or to master even those by which most
10 VII,  8  |        right rule, but does not master to the extent of making
11 VIII,  10| Tyrannical too is the rule of a master over slaves; for it is the
12 VIII,  10|         is the advantage of the master that is brought about in
13 VIII,  11|        and tool, soul and body, master and slave; the latter in