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... ment is made . He handles the first point in a twofold manner . First [ 6 ] he shows that the estimate of a fair repay- ment should be made by the person who first receives the benefit . Second [ 7 ] , at " Those who first etc. , " he ...
... ment is made . He handles the first point in a twofold manner . First [ 6 ] he shows that the estimate of a fair repay- ment should be made by the person who first receives the benefit . Second [ 7 ] , at " Those who first etc. , " he ...
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... ment because privation and replenish- ment are bodily passions . If then pleas- ure is a replenishment of what is according to nature , the part replen- ished will feel pleasure . Consequently the body can feel pleasure . But this does ...
... ment because privation and replenish- ment are bodily passions . If then pleas- ure is a replenishment of what is according to nature , the part replen- ished will feel pleasure . Consequently the body can feel pleasure . But this does ...
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... ment . 2142. Something acceptable must be proposed to change a man by argu- ment . Now , one who does not relish an honorable good but is inclined toward passion does not accept any reasoning that leads to virtue . Hence it is impos ...
... ment . 2142. Something acceptable must be proposed to change a man by argu- ment . Now , one who does not relish an honorable good but is inclined toward passion does not accept any reasoning that leads to virtue . Hence it is impos ...
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Moral Virtue in General | 28 |
The Voluntary Fortitude and Temperance | 40 |
Other Moral Virtues | 69 |
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Commentary on Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics Saint Thomas (Aquinas),C. I. Litzinger,Ralph M. McInerny Sin vista previa disponible - 1993 |
Términos y frases comunes
according actions activity anger appetitive faculty argument become belongs brave called cause cerned choice COMMENTARY OF ST commutative justice concerned concupiscence consider contrary counsel deliberate discussed doubt effeminacy equal especially eubulia Eudoxus evident evil example exist explains external fact fear follows fortitude friends genus gives habit happens happiness Hence honor human inasmuch initial point injustice intellect intellectual virtues intemperate involuntary judge kinds of friendship Lect LECTURE legal justice liberal Likewise living magnanimous matter mean ment moral virtue natural justice nature ness Nicomachean Ethics object obviously operation opinion pain particular passions perfect person pertains pleasant pleasure political science praise principles proper proposition prudence regard right reason sake says seems sense sensual desire shows Socrates someone sorrow soul synesis tain temperate TEXT OF ARISTOTLE third THOMAS three things timocracy tion treats true truth unjust thing vice virtuous voluntary