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 1 III,  1  | trifling end is the mark of an inferior person. On some actions
 2 III,  8  |     their rulers; but they are inferior, inasmuch as they do what
 3 III,  8  |    strain on them and they are inferior in numbers and equipment;
 4 III,  8  |       sanguine temper, but are inferior inasmuch as they have no
 5  IV,  3  |      superior, the other of an inferior. And he is apt to confer
 6  IV,  3  |      who receives a service is inferior to him who has done it,
 7  VI,  12 |        practical wisdom, being inferior to philosophic wisdom, is
 8 VIII,  4 |      other. Among men of these inferior sorts too, friendships are
 9 VIII,  8 |    flatterer is a friend in an inferior position, or pretends to
10 VIII,  14|   superior more honour and the inferior more gain; for honour is
11  IX,  4  |     They hardly belong even to inferior people; for they are at