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Автор: Aristotle
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The excess may be called an over-aptness to Anger: for the
passion is Anger, and the producing causes many and various. Now
he who is angry at what and with whom he ought, and further, in
right manner and time, and for proper length of time, is praised,
so this Man will be Meek since Meekness is praised. For the
notion represented by the term Meek man is the being
imperturbable, and not being led away by passion, but being angry
in that manner, and at those things, and for that length of time,
which Reason may direct. This character however is thought to err
rather on the side of defect, inasmuch as he is not apt to take
revenge but rather to make allowances and forgive.
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