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 1      I,  7 |          unity. That what I have just said is true may be best
 2      I,  15|    called "clear" and "obscure", just as "colour" is too. As regards
 3      I,  15|          than one meaning, then "just", also, will be used with
 4      I,  15|      there will be a meaning of "just" to each of the meanings
 5      I,  15|      judging as one ought, then "just" also will be used in like
 6      I,  15|       temperate or courageous or just: and likewise also, as applied
 7      I,  15|         terms, e.g. in the cases just mentioned. For the former
 8     II,  1 |         show that he is white or just; for it is open to dispute
 9     II,  1 |          say that he is white or just in part only. Conversion,
10     II,  2 |        e.g.) whether it be so of just deeds and unjust, or of
11     II,  6 |        of whose heart is strong; just as also the expression "
12     II,  8 |          the principle stated is just as useful for the contrary
13     II,  9 |          such as the following: "Just deeds" and the "just man"
14     II,  9 | following: "Just deeds" and the "just man" are coordinates of "
15     II,  9 |         series, e.g. "justice", "just", of a man or an act, "justly".
16     II,  9 |      praiseworthy, then so will "just", of a man or thing, and "
17     II,  9 |         as in the instance given just now: for "unjustly" is more
18     II,  11|         the Triballi themselves, just because they are Triballi.
19    III,  1 |           x"-e.g. justice than a just man; for the former falls
20    III,  1 |       that our enemies should be just per accidens, in order that
21    III,  1 |    nature, e.g. justice than the just man; for the one is good
22    III,  1 |     exceeds what produces health just as much as happiness exceeds
23    III,  2 |       courage; if everybody were just, there would be no use for
24    III,  2 |         justice is better than a just man. Also, that which is
25    III,  2 |          man in the street, e.g. just dealing and the doing of
26    III,  3 |        former is more desirable, just as also what makes things
27    III,  6 |          good, then also what is just is in some cases evil; and
28     IV,  1 |        the case in the instances just given. For it is possible
29     IV,  3 |           is "knowingly" and the just man is a man of knowledge:
30     IV,  5 |  transferred out of its species, just as neither could the same
31     IV,  6 |         too does justice and the just man: for one man is called "
32     IV,  6 |          one man is called "more just than another". If, therefore,
33      V,  2 |     rendering "properties" also, just as they do in their "definitions"
34      V,  2 |       been correctly stated. For just as in the case of definitions
35      V,  3 |        now the subject itself is just as unintelligible as it
36      V,  5 |        kind of living being", or just of "living being. So he
37      V,  6 |     beautiful" be a property of "just". For constructive purposes,
38      V,  6 |       the case of its opposites, just as has been laid down in
39      V,  7 |   becoming" exactly as they have just been given from "being"
40     VI,  2 |        things that are by nature just. Such phrases are worse
41     VI,  2 |         evident what it defines: just as in the works of the old
42     VI,  3 |         number"; for the soul is just "the self-moving", as Plato
43     VI,  3 |         of what is expedient and just"; for what is just is a
44     VI,  3 | expedient and just"; for what is just is a branch of what is expedient
45     VI,  3 |      what is by nature noble and just"; for what is just is a
46     VI,  3 |     noble and just"; for what is just is a branch of what is noble,
47     VI,  4 |        and a plane than a solid; just as also a unit is more intelligible
48     VI,  4 |          state of understanding, just as what is absolutely healthy
49     VI,  5 |       genus is meant to indicate just this, and is submitted first
50     VI,  7 |         would not be right, for "just" describes rather the man
51     VI,  7 |           for then also the most just man would be the man with
52     VI,  10|       apply to all those senses, just because his definition will
53     VI,  11|   differentia, as in the example just given: for "speculative"
54     VI,  13|          and yet neither will be just: for both together have
55     VI,  13|       useful in meeting the type just described; for a man who
56     VI,  13|         in combination. What has just been said is most clearly
57     VI,  13|         be good, as in the cases just instanced.~Moreover, see
58     VI,  13|          in such and such a way, just as in the case of a house:
59     VI,  14|      definition means. Moreover, just as in the assemblies the
60    VII,  1 |         as courage, then too the just man is the same as the brave
61    VII,  1 |       admit it at the same time; just as it is not the case that
62    VII,  4 |  commonplace arguments are those just mentioned and those from
63    VII,  5 |     appears, in fact, as though, just as in other things to destroy
64   VIII,  3 |       define first principles is just what answerers do not care
65   VIII,  3 |      discover in the first place just this-in which of the aforesaid
66   VIII,  10|        knows the solution of it, just as in the case of a figure
67   VIII,  10|         solution: the others are just hindrances and stumbling-blocks
68   VIII,  11|         in a contentious manner, just as a geometrician should
69   VIII,  14|        fact real natural ability just is the power right to choose
70   VIII,  14|         mostly tend to fall. For just as in geometry it is useful
71   VIII,  14|         tip of one’s tongue. For just as in a person with a trained