Livre · Nicomachean Ethics
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Auteur: Aristotle
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A parallel may be drawn between the Justs which depend upon
convention and expedience, and measures; for wine and corn
measures are not equal in all places, but where men buy they are
large, and where these same sell again they are smaller: well, in
like manner the Justs which are not natural, but of human
invention, are not everywhere the same, for not even the forms of
government are, and yet there is one only which by nature would
be best in all places.
Chapter XI.
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