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1  IV, 8|         the media; the following depend upon an excess of one moving
2  IV, 9|     differences of degree do not depend on an intermission of the
3 VII, 3|         say that all excellences depend upon particular relations.
4 VII, 3|       which the states primarily depend. For each several bodily
5 VII, 3| pleasures and pains, which again depend either upon acting or upon
6 VII, 3|     anticipating. Now those that depend upon action are determined
7 VII, 3|         sensible: and those that depend upon memory or anticipation