Book · Nicomachean Ethics
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Author: Aristotle
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Well then, in the case of the desires which are strictly and
properly natural few men go wrong and all in one direction, that
is, on the side of too much: I mean, to eat and drink of such
food as happens to be on the table till one is overfilled is
exceeding in quantity the natural limit, since the natural desire
is simply a supply of a real deficiency.
For this reason these men are called belly-mad, as filling it
beyond what they ought, and it is the slavish who become of this
character.
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