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Auteur: Aristotle
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Again, fearful is a term of relation, the same thing not being so
to all, and there is according to common parlance somewhat so
fearful as to be beyond human endurance: this of course would be
fearful to every man of sense, but those objects which are level
to the capacity of man differ in magnitude and admit of degrees,
so too the objects of confidence or boldness.
Now the Brave man cannot be frighted from his propriety (but of
course only so far as he is man); fear such things indeed he
will, but he will stand up against them as he ought and as right
reason may direct, with a view to what is honourable, because
this is the end of the virtue.
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