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 1 III,  8  |         sort, but the name is also applied to five other kinds.~First
 2 III,  12 |            name self-indulgence is applied also to childish faults;
 3  IV,  1  |           the name of prodigals is applied—though a man of this sort
 4   V,  4  |             For the term "gain" is applied generally to such cases,
 5   V,  7  |            and "act of justice" is applied to the correction of the
 6   V,  9  |        applying the distinction we applied to unjust action; for he
 7   V,  9  |           and when these should be applied with a view to producing
 8   V,  11 |         also by the distinction we applied to the question "can a man
 9 VII,  2  |         the incontinent man may be applied the proverb "when water
10 VII,  9  | incontinence.~Since many names are applied analogically, it is by analogy
11 VIII,  12|          the test of time has been applied most fully and convincingly