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 1  IV,  2|        neither harmful to one’s neighbour nor very unseemly.~
 2   V,  1|          but in relation to our neighbour. And therefore justice is
 3   V,  1|         himself but towards his neighbour also; for many men can exercise
 4   V,  1|        their relations to their neighbour. This is why the saying
 5   V,  1|    because it is related to our neighbour; for it does what is advantageous
 6   V,  1|          as a relation to one’s neighbour, is justice is, as a certain
 7   V,  2| consists in a relation to one’s neighbour, but the one is concerned
 8   V,  2|       as a whole, towards one’s neighbour, we may leave on one side.
 9   V,  5|         himself and less to his neighbour (and conversely with what
10   V,  9|       is not; to lie with one’s neighbour’s wife, to wound another,
11   V,  9|         with a woman or wound a neighbour; and the brave man could
12  IX,  6|       to himself criticizes his neighbour and stands in his way; for