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1 VIII, 5| benefits, even those who are supremely happy desire to spend their 2 VIII, 6| commercially minded. People who are supremely happy, too, have no need 3 IX, 9 | said that those who are supremely happy and self-sufficient 4 IX, 9 | strange, too, to make the supremely happy man a solitary; for 5 IX, 9 | such friends indeed the supremely happy man will have no need, 6 IX, 9 | pleasant),-if this be so, the supremely happy man will need friends 7 IX, 9 | to be for the man who is supremely happy; for a good man qua 8 IX, 9 | particularly those who are good and supremely happy; for to such men life 9 IX, 9 | their existence is the most supremely happy) and if he who sees 10 IX, 9 | itself desirable for the supremely happy man (since it is by