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Page 86
... feel pain , but moderately and in the right way ; for it is a mark of virtue or excellence to feel pleasure and pain at the right objects and in the right way . Moreover , a generous man is easy to get along with in business matters ...
... feel pain , but moderately and in the right way ; for it is a mark of virtue or excellence to feel pleasure and pain at the right objects and in the right way . Moreover , a generous man is easy to get along with in business matters ...
Page 217
... feel affection for everything , but only for the lovable , and that means what is good , pleas- ant , or useful . However , since we regard a thing as useful when it serves as a means to some good or pleasure , we can say that as ends ...
... feel affection for everything , but only for the lovable , and that means what is good , pleas- ant , or useful . However , since we regard a thing as useful when it serves as a means to some good or pleasure , we can say that as ends ...
Page 254
... feels pleasure : one part pulls in one direction and the other in another as if to tear the individual to pieces . If a man cannot feel pain and pleasure at the same time , he can at least after a little while feel pain for having felt ...
... feels pleasure : one part pulls in one direction and the other in another as if to tear the individual to pieces . If a man cannot feel pain and pleasure at the same time , he can at least after a little while feel pain for having felt ...
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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