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1   I,  1 |     similarly every action and pursuit, is thought to aim at some
2   I,  4 |        all knowledge and every pursuit aims at some good, what
3   I,  7 |        and in every action and pursuit the end; for it is for the
4   I,  7 |   which is in itself worthy of pursuit more final than that which
5   I,  7 |        that which is worthy of pursuit for the sake of something
6   I,  13| political science, clearly the pursuit of it will be in accordance
7  VI,  2 |      negation are in thinking, pursuit and avoidance are in desire;
8 VII,  7 |        who is deficient in his pursuit of them is the opposite