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 1   I,  6|      both in the category of substance and in that of quality and
 2   I,  6|   that which is per se, i.e. substance, is prior in nature to the
 3   I,  6|      both in the category of substance, as of God and of reason,
 4  II,  6|      Hence in respect of its substance and the definition which
 5  IV,  1| quality, that of wasting his substance; since a prodigal is one
 6  IV,  1|    fault, and the wasting of substance is thought to be a sort
 7  IV,  1|      depend on possession of substance.~This, then, is the sense
 8  IV,  1|   used relatively to a man’s substance; for liberality resides
 9  IV,  1|      relative to the giver’s substance. There is therefore nothing
10  IV,  1|      spends according to his substance and on the right objects;
11  IV,  1|   persons soon exhaust their substance with giving, and it is to