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Page 105
... qualities that carry high prestige , though he does not possess them , or to greater qualities than he possesses . A self - depreciator , 35 on the contrary , disclaims or belittles the qualities he possesses , while the man in the ...
... qualities that carry high prestige , though he does not possess them , or to greater qualities than he possesses . A self - depreciator , 35 on the contrary , disclaims or belittles the qualities he possesses , while the man in the ...
Page 106
... qualities than he possesses with no ulterior motive is a vile sort of person , else he would not take delight in ... qualities for which a man is praised or regarded as happy ; while those who boast for profit pre- tend to qualities ...
... qualities than he possesses with no ulterior motive is a vile sort of person , else he would not take delight in ... qualities for which a man is praised or regarded as happy ; while those who boast for profit pre- tend to qualities ...
Page 175
... qualities to be sought and qualities to be avoided ) . The proper procedure will be the one we have followed in our treatment of other subjects : we must present phenomena , ( that is , the observed facts of moral life and the current ...
... qualities to be sought and qualities to be avoided ) . The proper procedure will be the one we have followed in our treatment of other subjects : we must present phenomena , ( that is , the observed facts of moral life and the current ...
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Accordingly act unjustly action activity affection anger appetite Aristotle Aristotle's attain called chap character characteristic choice concerned courage deficiency deliberation desirable discussion emotion energeia equal Eudemian Ethics Euripides everything example excess exists fact feel follows friends give Glossary Greek H. H. Joachim happiness Heraclitus Hesiod honor human Iliad injustice intelligence involuntary involves Isocrates justice kinds of friendship living matters means median moral strength morally strong morally weak Moreover nature Neoptolemus Nicomachean Ethics noble object one's opinion particular partner perform person Philebus Philoctetes phronesis Plato pleasant pleasure and pain politics possesses practical wisdom praise produces proper Protagoras qualities rational regard relation Richmond Lattimore right reason sake scientific knowledge seems self-controlled self-indulgent share similarly Socrates soul Speusippus syllogism term theoretical wisdom things timocracy tion translation true truth unqualified sense vice virtue or excellence voluntarily voluntary wish words wrong