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 1   I,  7 |       the self-sufficient we now define as that which when isolated
 2  II,  3 |    distinguished. Hence men even define the virtues as certain states
 3 III,  6 |         which reason people even define fear as expectation of evil.
 4  IV,  5 |           that it is not easy to define how, with whom, at what,
 5  IV,  8 |         propriety. Now should we define the man who jokes well by
 6  VI,  13|      even now all men, when they define virtue, after naming the
 7 VIII,  1|          matters of debate. Some define it as a kind of likeness
 8 VIII,  7|      cases it is not possible to define exactly up to what point
 9  IX,  4 | relations to himself. For (1) we define a friend as one who wishes
10  IX,  4 |         conflict. And (3) others define him as one who lives with