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The Nicomachean Ethics of Aristotle
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1I. Every art, and every science reduced to a teachable form, and in like
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2II. And now, resuming the statement with which we commenced, since all
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3III. But to return from this digression.
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4IV. And now let us revert to the Good of which we are in search: what can
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5V. But, it may be, to call Happiness the Chief Good is a mere truism, and
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6VI. We must now enquire concerning Happiness, not only from our conclusion
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7VII. And hence too a question is raised, whether it is a thing that can be
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8VIII. Are we then to call no man happy while he lives, and, as Solon would
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9IX. Now that the fortunes of their descendants, and friends generally,
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10X. Having determined these points, let us examine with respect to
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11XI. Moreover, since Happiness is a kind of working of the soul in the way
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12I. Well: human Excellence is of two kinds, Intellectual and Moral:[1] now
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13II. Since then the object of the present treatise is not mere speculation,
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14III. Now I can conceive a person perplexed as to the meaning of our
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15IV. Next, we must examine what Virtue is.[9] Well, since the things which
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