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1 III, 11| are most pleasant, and is led by his appetite to choose 2 IV, 5 | unperturbed and not to be led by passion, but to be angry 3 VI, 13| that, while one may be led astray by them, as a strong 4 VII, 3 | certain way. For the one is led on in accordance with his 5 VII, 7 | acts, one kind of man is led to them as a result of the 6 VII, 7 | have not deliberated are led by their emotion; since 7 VII, 9 | appetites and many of them are led by their pleasures. Now 8 VII, 9 | feel pleasure but not to be led by it. And the incontinent 9 VII, 12| of persons who are being led to the perfecting of their 10 VIII, 4| constant, if familiarity has led them to love each other’