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 1   I,  6 |          studied by medicine and in exercise by the science of gymnastics.
 2  II,  2 |             excessive and defective exercise destroys the strength, and
 3 III,  5 |       choice and voluntary. Now the exercise of the virtues is concerned
 4 III,  5 |            know that it is from the exercise of activities on particular
 5 III,  5 |             are so owing to want of exercise and care. So it is, too,
 6 III,  9 |            all the virtues that the exercise of them is pleasant, except
 7 III,  12|           of gratification, and the exercise of appetite increases its
 8   V,  1 |            because it is the actual exercise of complete virtue. It is
 9   V,  1 |             he who possesses it can exercise his virtue not only in himself
10   V,  1 |    neighbour also; for many men can exercise virtue in their own affairs,
11   V,  2 |            injustice, one being the exercise of virtue as a whole, and
12  VI,  10|     understanding when it means the exercise of the faculty of knowledge,
13  VI,  10| understanding" is applicable to the exercise of the faculty of opinion