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1 II, 2 | strong man that will be most able to do these things. So too 2 II, 2 | become so that we are most able to abstain from them; and 3 II, 2 | so that we shall be most able to stand our ground against 4 II, 9 | up) that we shall best be able to hit the mean.~But this 5 VI, 5 | of practical wisdom to be able to deliberate well about 6 VI, 11| judgement consists in being able judge about the things with 7 VI, 12| and we are none the more able to act for knowing them 8 VI, 12| as we are none the better able to act for knowing the things 9 VI, 12| for we are none the more able to act for having the art 10 VI, 12| our being none the more able to do because of our practical 11 VI, 12| and this is such as to be able to do the things that tend 12 VII, 10| knowing only but by being able to act; but the incontinent 13 VIII, 1| with friends men are more able both to think and to act.