Book · Nicomachean Ethics
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Author: Aristotle
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Here then let us dismiss any further consideration of the Justice
ranking as co-extensive with Virtue (being the practice of Virtue
in all its bearings towards others), and of the co-relative
Injustice (being similarly the practice of Vice). It is clear
too, that we must separate off the Just and the Unjust involved
in these: because one may pretty well say that most lawful things
are those which naturally result in action from Virtue in its
fullest sense, because the law enjoins the living in accordance
with each Virtue and forbids living in accordance with each Vice.
And the producing causes of Virtue in all its bearings are those
enactments which have been made respecting education for society.
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