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1  II,  6  |      mean, since, as we have seen, it aims at what is intermediate.~
2   V,  1  |    Since the lawless man was seen to be unjust and the law-abiding
3 VII,  7  |     have first perceived and seen what is coming and have
4 VII,  9  | because the other extreme is seen in few people and seldom,
5 VIII,  2 |     those whom they have not seen but judge to be good or
6 VIII,  11|     the constitutions may be seen to involve friendship just
7  IX,  3  |    he turns out badly and is seen to do so, must one still
8  IX,  8  | praised for, the good man is seen to assign to himself the
9  IX,  9  |    friend. Now his being was seen to be desirable because