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1     II,  7|         if its contrary, to wit, friendship, be also in the "spirited
2     II,  7|          faculty": for if not-if friendship is in the faculty of desire-then
3    III,  1|       than what is less so, e.g. friendship than wealth, and justice
4    III,  1| something else, whereas we prize friendship for itself, even though
5    III,  3|        than the other, as (e.g.) friendship than money: for an excess
6    III,  3|          money: for an excess of friendship is more desirable than an
7     IV,  5|     species. Likewise, also, if "friendship" be found in the faculty