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Contentiousness (n.) is for enemies at odds; friends debate each other on good terms.
Gods (n.) were simply whatever is beneficial to human life, for Prodicus.
Impartiality (n.) is not equality: listen to both sides impartially, but give more of your attention to the wiser one.
Pleasure (n.) belongs to the body, to eating and the like; being cheered is something else — the mind's state when it learns.
Vice (n.) introduces herself as Happiness: Kakia told the young Hercules that her friends called her Eudaimonia.