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1   I,  2  |       since politics uses the rest of the sciences, and since,
2  II,  1  |       builders and of all the rest; men will be good or bad
3  II,  3  |     states of impassivity and rest; not well, however, because
4  IV,  8  |         8~Since life includes rest as well as activity, and
5 VII,  2  |   bound fast when it will not rest because the conclusion does
6 VII,  7  |     relaxation, since it is a rest from work; and the lover
7 VII,  14 |     pleasure is found more in rest than in movement. But "change
8 VIII,  12|    however, mark off from the rest both the friendship of kindred
9 VIII,  12| association; for they seem to rest on a sort of compact. With