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 1   V,  6 |        can be no injustice in the unqualified sense towards thing that
 2   V,  7 |      however, is not true in this unqualified way, but is true in a sense;
 3   V,  11|        either of the complete and unqualified kind or almost so (we must
 4  VI,  2 |         made is not an end in the unqualified sense (but only an end in
 5  VI,  3 |           are of necessity in the unqualified sense are all eternal; and
 6  VI,  9 |    deliberated well either in the unqualified sense or with reference
 7  VI,  9 | Excellence in deliberation in the unqualified sense, then, is that which
 8  VI,  9 |         to what is the end in the unqualified sense, and excellence in
 9 VII,  2 |        that is incontinent in the unqualified sense? No one has all the
10 VII,  3 |         who is incontinent in the unqualified sense is neither concerned