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 1  II,  1  |           nature; for nothing that exists by nature can form a habit
 2   V,  5  |        money" (nomisma)-because it exists not by nature but by law (
 3   V,  6  |            by analogy. For justice exists only between men whose mutual
 4   V,  6  |           governed by law; and law exists for men between whom there
 5 VIII,  7 |            it is not the same that exists between parents and children
 6 VIII,  8 |          be that which most easily exists between contraries, e.g.
 7 VIII,  9 |            extent to which justice exists between them. And the proverb "
 8 VIII,  11|         The justice therefore that exists between persons so related
 9 VIII,  11| deviation-forms, as justice hardly exists, so too does friendship.
10 VIII,  11|            too does friendship. It exists least in the worst form;