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  1. Miller 2021. Parts of this section are adapted from that paper, with permission of Routledge Press.

  2. Russell 2009: 25-26, 31, Roberts and Wood 2007: 312, Zagzebski 1996: 221-224, Kristjánsson 2014: 155, 162, and Darnell et al. 2019: 119-120.

  3. Russell 2009: x, Roberts and Wood 2007: 306, Kristjánsson 2014: 155, 162 and Darnell et al. 2019: 113.

  4. Russell 2009: x, 7-11, 21-22, 25, 361, Roberts and Wood 2007: 306, Vaccarezza 2018: 253-255, De Caro et al. 2018: 295, and Van Zyl 2019: 79.

  5. Russell 2009: 7-10, 34, Roberts and Wood 2007: 306, Kristjánsson 2014: 155, Vaccarezza 2018: 253-255, and Darnell et al. 2019: 113.

  6. Russell 2009: x and Kristjánsson 2014: 155.

  7. For these last two functions, see in particular Sosa 2009: 281-282. See also Russell 2009: x-xi, 16, 29, 361, Kamtekar 2004: 482, Darnell et al. 2019: 113-114, 118-120, 122, and Van Zyl 2019: 80-81.

  8. This paper originated from an author-meets-critics session on Michael Brady’s book at the 2021 American Philosophical Association Pacific Division Meeting. I am very grateful to Iskra Fileva for inviting me to be a part of the session, and for all her hard work in helping to get the papers published.

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Miller, C.B. Brady on Suffering and Virtue. J Value Inquiry 55, 583–591 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10790-021-09861-7

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