كتاب · The Republic
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المؤلف: Plato
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And the mind has often a wonderful and almost superhuman power of
banishing disease and weakness and calling out a hidden strength.
Reason and the desires, the intellect and the senses are brought
into harmony and obedience so as to form a single human being.
They are ever parting, ever meeting; and the identity or
diversity of their tendencies or operations is for the most part
unnoticed by us. When the mind touches the body through the
appetites, we acknowledge the responsibility of the one to the
other. There is a tendency in us which says 'Drink.' There is
another which says, 'Do not drink; it is not good for you.' And
we all of us know which is the rightful superior. We are also
responsible for our health, although into this sphere there enter
some elements of necessity which may be beyond our control.
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