Книга · Nicomachean Ethics
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Автор: Aristotle
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All cases of Communion are parts, so to say, of the great Social
one, since in them men associate with a view to some advantage
and to procure some of those things which are needful for life;
and the great Social Communion is thought originally to have been
associated and to continue for the sake of some advantage: this
being the point at which legislators aim, affirming that to be
just which is generally expedient.
All the other cases of Communion aim at advantage in particular
points; the crew of a vessel at that which is to result from the
voyage which is undertaken with a view to making money, or some
such object; comrades in war at that which is to result from the
war, grasping either at wealth or victory, or it may be a
political position; and those of the same tribe, or Demus, in
like manner.
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