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1 VII, 3|         alterations. For some are excellences and others are defects,
2 VII, 3|         holds good in the case of excellences and defects and of the persons
3 VII, 3|      possess or acquire them: for excellences are perfections of a thing’
4 VII, 3|          Further, we say that all excellences depend upon particular relations.
5 VII, 3| particular relations. Thus bodily excellences such as health and a good
6 VII, 3|          and all the other bodily excellences and defects. Each of them
7 VII, 3|         particular relations, the excellences being perfections of nature