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 1      I, 3 |         not consider whether his acts have been expedient or not,
 2      I, 8 |     revealed in their deliberate acts of choice; and these are
 3      I, 9 |          of its presence and the acts to which it leads. And since
 4      I, 9 |        signs of virtue, and such acts as it is the mark of a virtuous
 5      I, 9 |      prove that our hero’s noble acts are intentional. This is
 6      I, 10|   constraint. (Not all voluntary acts are deliberate, but all
 7      I, 10|   deliberate, but all deliberate acts are conscious-no one is
 8      I, 10|     intending harmful and wicked acts contrary to law are (1)
 9      I, 10|          through his own agency. Acts are done from habit which
10      I, 10|    passion and anger are due all acts of revenge. Revenge and
11      I, 11| bitterness unto the soul.~So all acts of concentration, strong
12      I, 11|         It is because beneficent acts are pleasant that people
13      I, 11|      follows that such things as acts of imitation must be pleasant-for
14      I, 12|        able to do many righteous acts; for we feel that we can
15      I, 12|         a duty to do some unjust acts in order to be able to do
16      I, 13|       can perform just or unjust acts in either of two ways-towards
17      I, 13|     distinguish between criminal acts on the one hand, and errors
18      I, 14|              14~The worse of two acts of wrong done to others
19      I, 14|          Hence the most trifling acts may be the worst ones; as
20      I, 14|         converse is true of just acts. This is because the greater
21     II, 6 |    people about money; for these acts are due to injustice. Also,
22     II, 6 |         about to have done to us acts that involve us in dishonour
23     II, 6 |        we submit to outrage. And acts of yielding to the lust
24     II, 6 |        not merely of disgraceful acts but also of disgraceful
25     II, 6 |        feel shame when they have acts or exploits to their credit
26     II, 23|         contradictions of dates, acts, or words that it anywhere
27    III, 12|         omission of conjunctions acts in the reverse way and makes