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 1      I,  5 |     property: for "being on the right hand side" is a temporary
 2      I,  6 |       be easier to make our way right through the task before
 3      I,  15|        good that happens at the right time: for what happens at
 4      I,  15|         for what happens at the right time is called good. Often
 5      I,  15|         one that is less than a right angle, while a sharp dagger
 6      I,  15|        means that "it is of the right amount to produce health",
 7     II,  2 |       the multitude: e.g. it is right to call "healthy" whatever
 8     II,  3 |         its angles equal to two right angles.~If, again, the variety
 9     II,  3 |         it: e.g. supposing "the right" to mean "the expedient"
10     II,  3 |         its angles equal to two right angles, and the accidental
11     II,  3 |         its angles equal to two right angles. If, then, it is
12    III,  1 |       by the good man or by the right law, or by men who are good
13     VI,  3 |       to determine clearly: the right way to treat the matter
14     VI,  4 |        is clear, then, that the right way to define is not through
15     VI,  7 |       equal". This would not be right, for "just" describes rather
16     VI,  12|   convertible. Moreover, if the right way to render account of
17     VI,  13|         defined as "daring with right reasoning": here it is possible
18     VI,  13| exhibits daring in robbery, and right reasoning in regard to the
19     VI,  13|         exhibit both daring and right reasoning in respect of
20    VII,  3 |    expression given must be the right definition. It might be
21   VIII,  5 |    makes no difference: for the right way to answer, i.e. to admit
22   VIII,  10|       to a false conclusion the right solution is to demolish
23   VIII,  14|     then only remains to make a right choice of one of them. For
24   VIII,  14|       ability just is the power right to choose the true and shun
25   VIII,  14|   ability can do this; for by a right liking or disliking for