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 1      I,  1 |            we may remark that that amount of distinction between them
 2      I,  15|           as applied to the proper amount: for the proper amount too
 3      I,  15|      proper amount: for the proper amount too is called good. So then
 4      I,  15|           that "it is of the right amount to produce health", whereas
 5    III,  1 |       produces health by a smaller amount; ergo, the excess of what
 6    III,  1 |         same standard by a greater amount. Moreover, what is in itself
 7     IV,  3 |           evil"), whereas moderate amount’, the intermediate between
 8     VI,  8 | irrespective of its manner and the amount involved.~Moreover, in the
 9     VI,  9 |        exceeds another by an equal amount to that other", "half" is "
10     VI,  9 |            which is exceeded by an amount equal to itself". In the