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1  II, 6| capable of good fortune and of moral action generally. Therefore
2  II, 6|     chance is in the sphere of moral actions. This is indicated
3  II, 6|      happiness to be a kind of moral action, since it is well-doing.
4  II, 6|   Hence what is not capable of moral action cannot do anything
5 VII, 3|      sensible objects: for all moral excellence is concerned
6 VII, 3|     the presence in any one of moral defect or excellence involves
7 VII, 3|   pleasure or pain (with which moral excellence and defect are