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 1      I, 5 |        to sum it up briefly, is happiness and its constituents. Let
 2      I, 5 |        in general the nature of happiness, and what are the elements
 3      I, 5 |       do them is concerned with happiness and with the things that
 4      I, 5 |   whatever creates or increases happiness or some part of happiness,
 5      I, 5 |       happiness or some part of happiness, we ought to do; whatever
 6      I, 5 |    whatever destroys or hampers happiness, or gives rise to its opposite,
 7      I, 5 |        not to do.~We may define happiness as prosperity combined with
 8      I, 5 |        making use of them. That happiness is one or more of these
 9      I, 5 |         From this definition of happiness it follows that its constituent
10      I, 5 |        already ascertained what happiness in general is, so now let
11      I, 5 |         an "all-round" athlete.~Happiness in old age is the coming
12      I, 5 |          for a man has not this happiness if he grows old either quickly,
13      I, 6 |       things that must be good. Happiness, as being desirable in itself
14      I, 9 | decisions about the relation to happiness of the goods and evils that
15      I, 9 |        career. For it makes for happiness, and is a noble thing, that
16      I, 9 |        as goodness is a part of happiness.~To praise a man is in one
17     II, 16|     that other people’s idea of happiness is the same as their own.
18     II, 17|        can in the way of family happiness and bodily advantages. It