Книга · Nicomachean Ethics
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Автор: Aristotle
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[38] The meaning is, there is one End including all others; and
in this sense [Greek: phronesis] is concerned with means, not
Ends but there are also many subordinate Ends which are in fact
Means to the Great End of all. Good counsel has reference not
merely to the grand End, but to the subordinate Ends which
[Greek: phronesis] selects as being right means to the Grand End
of all.
[39] The relative [Greek: on] might be referred to [Greek:
sumpheron], but that [Greek: eubonlia] has been already divided
into two kinds, and this construction would restrict the name to
one of them, namely that [Greek: pros ti telos] as opposed to
that [Greek: pros to telos aplos].
[40] We have no term which at all approximates to the meaning of
this word, much less will our language admit of the play upon it
which connects it with [Greek: suggnomae].
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