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1      I,  18|          Definition-mongers too nearly always render them in this
2     II,  2 |    assertion. This rule is very nearly the same as the rule to
3    III,  1 | desirable), but things that are nearly related and about which
4    III,  2 |       desirable, i.e. what more nearly resembles the good: thus
5    III,  2 |      not resemble Achilles more nearly than Odysseus in the points
6      V,  8 |       less; for it belongs most nearly to something that is in
7    VII,  5 |         to them all. Then, too, nearly all the other rules that
8    VII,  5 |      rest, the property is most nearly of this kind: for it is