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 1   I,  5  | wisdom that they seek to be honoured, and among those who know
 2 III,  6  |   these are correspondingly honoured in city-states and at the
 3  IV,  3  |   men prouder; for they are honoured by some for having them;
 4  IV,  3  |     good man alone is to be honoured; he, however, who has both
 5  IV,  3  |    them as if they would be honoured for them. But undue humility
 6  IV,  4  |    man as not willing to be honoured even for noble reasons.
 7 VIII,  8 |   seems to be akin to being honoured, and this is what most people
 8 VIII,  8 |     most people enjoy being honoured by those in positions of
 9 VIII,  8 |     to be better than being honoured, and friendship to be desirable
10 VIII,  11|  which is why ancestors are honoured. The justice therefore that
11 VIII,  14|     the common stock is not honoured; for what belongs to the