Libro · Nicomachean Ethics
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Autore: Aristotle
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Yet it may seem to be necessary nevertheless, for one who wishes
to become a real artist and well acquainted with the theory of
his profession, to have recourse to general principles and
ascertain all their capacities: for we have already stated that
these are the object-matter of sciences.
If then it appears that we may become good through the
instrumentality of laws, of course whoso wishes to make men
better by a system of care and training must try to make a
Legislator of himself; for to treat skilfully just any one who
may be put before you is not what any ordinary person can do,
but, if any one, he who has knowledge; as in the healing art, and
all others which involve careful practice and skill.
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