Book · Nicomachean Ethics
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Author: Aristotle
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Now since falsehood is in itself low and blameable, while truth
is noble and praiseworthy, it follows that the Truthful man (who
is also in the mean) is praiseworthy, and the two who depart from
strict truth are both blameable, but especially the Exaggerator.
We will now speak of each, and first of the Truthful man: I call
him Truthful, because we are not now meaning the man who is true
in his agreements nor in such matters as amount to justice or
injustice (this would come within the province of a different
virtue), but, in such as do not involve any such serious
difference as this, the man we are describing is true in life and
word simply because he is in a certain moral state.
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