Libro · Nicomachean Ethics
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Autor: Aristotle
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For he is at unity in himself, and with every part of his soul he
desires the same objects; and he wishes for himself both what is,
and what he believes to be, good; and he does it (it being
characteristic of the good man to work at what is good), and for
the sake of himself, inasmuch as he does it for the sake of his
Intellectual Principle which is generally thought to be a man's
Self. Again, he wishes himself And specially this Principle
whereby he is an intelligent being, to live and be preserved in
life, because existence is a good to him that is a good man.
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