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 1  II,  2|  mean.~But not only are the sources and causes of their origination
 2  IV,  1| than to take from the right sources and not to take from the
 3  IV,  1| liberal man take from wrong sources; for such taking is not
 4  IV,  1|    will take from the right sources, e.g. from his own possessions,
 5  IV,  1|  amounts and from the right sources. For, the virtue being a
 6  IV,  1|     not take from the wrong sources. This is why he is thought
 7  IV,  1|    also take from the wrong sources, and are in this respect
 8  IV,  1|   they ought and from wrong sources. What is common to them
 9  IV,  1|  great gains but from wrong sources, and not the right gains,
10  IV,  1|     to make gain from wrong sources, are sordid lovers of gain;
11  IV,  4|     less, or from the right sources and in the right way. We
12  IV,  4|     is right and from wrong sources, and the unambitious man