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1   I,  9| changes occur in life, and all manner of chances, and the most
2  IV,  1|       he happens to spend in a manner contrary to what is right
3  IV,  1|  neither of these in the right manner or well. Therefore if he
4  IV,  2|    circumstances and the wrong manner; we shall speak of these
5  IV,  5|         but to be angry in the manner, at the things, and for
6   V,  9|        the instrument, and the manner of one's acting", and the
7   V,  9|     the instrument, and of the manner" add "contrary to the wish
8  VI,  9|   respect both of the end, the manner, and the time. (4) Further
9 VII,  2|      of ignorance, what is the manner of his ignorance? For that