Book, Paragraph

1  IV,  6 | since it is not by reason of loving or hating that such a man
2 VII,  4 |    by them, for desiring and loving them, but for doing so in
3 VIII,  5|   state of character. And in loving a friend men love what is
4 VIII,  8|       But it seems to lie in loving rather than in being loved,
5 VIII,  8|      delight mothers take in loving; for some mothers hand over
6 VIII,  8|   friendship depends more on loving, and it is those who love
7 VIII,  8|    friends that are praised, loving seems to be the characteristic
8  IX,  7 |    loved like passivity; and loving and its concomitants are