كتاب · Nicomachean Ethics
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المؤلف: Aristotle
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And for this reason their givings are not Liberal, inasmuch as
they are not honourable, nor purely disinterested, nor done in
right fashion; but they oftentimes make those rich who should be
poor, and to those who are quiet respectable kind of people they
will give nothing, but to flatterers, or those who subserve their
pleasures in any way, they will give much. And therefore most of
them are utterly devoid of self-restraint; for as they are
open-handed they are liberal in expenditure upon the unrestrained
gratification of their passions, and turn off to their pleasures
because they do not live with reference to what is honourable.
Thus then the Prodigal, if unguided, slides into these faults;
but if he could get care bestowed on him he might come to the
mean and to what is right.
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