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1   I,  8 |    and does well; for we have practically defined happiness as a sort
2   V,  2 | distinguished is evident; for practically the majority of the acts
3  VI,  7 |       is the same but what is practically wise is different; for it
4  VI,  12|   that it is impossible to be practically wise without being good.~
5  VI,  13| without practical wisdom, nor practically wise without moral virtue.
6 VII,  1 |    they say that some who are practically wise and clever are incontinent.
7 VII,  2 |      same man will be at once practically wise and incontinent, but
8 VII,  2 |      that it is the part of a practically wise man to do willingly
9 VII,  10|       man is at the same time practically wise, and good in respect