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Now if they judge this from the act of feeling Pleasure then the
same thing will apply to justice and all the other virtues,[5] in
respect of which clearly it is said that men are more or less of
such and such characters (according to the different virtues),
they are more just or more brave, or one may practise justice and
self-mastery more or less.
If, on the other hand, they judge in respect of the Pleasures
themselves then it may be they miss the true cause, namely that
some are unmixed and others mixed: for just as health being in
itself limited, admits of degrees, why should not Pleasure do so
and yet be limited? in the former case we account for it by the
fact that there is not the same adjustment of parts in all men,
nor one and the same always in the same individual: but health,
though relaxed, remains up to a certain point, and differs in
degrees; and of course the same may be the case with Pleasure.

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