Книга · Nicomachean Ethics
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Автор: Aristotle
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Here we will resume the particular discussion of the Moral
Virtues, and say what they are, what is their object-matter, and
how they stand respectively related to it: of course their number
will be thereby shown.
First, then, of Courage. Now that it is a mean state, in respect
of fear and boldness, has been already said: further, the objects
of our fears are obviously things fearful or, in a general way of
statement, evils; which accounts for the common definition of
fear, viz. "expectation of evil."
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