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1  II,  3 |    from bodily pleasures and delights in this very fact is temperate,
2  II,  3 | things that are terrible and delights in this or at least is not
3 III,  10|   the lover of each of these delights in that of which he is a
4 VII,  9 | abide by the rule because he delights too much in them, and this
5 VII,  9 |      and this man because he delights in them too little; while
6 VII,  11|     the more so the more one delights in them, e.g. in sexual
7  IX,  5 |      the beloved, but he who delights in the form of another does
8  IX,  7 |    on his action, so that he delights in the object of his action,
9  IX,  9 |      for a good man qua good delights in virtuous actions and