Kitap · Nicomachean Ethics
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Now, from what has been here said, that is also plain which was
said before. I mean, it is no easy matter to define how, and with
what persons, and at what kind of things, and how long one ought
to be angry, and up to what point a person is right or is wrong.
For he that transgresses the strict rule only a little, whether
on the side of too much or too little, is not blamed: sometimes
we praise those who are deficient in the feeling and call them
Meek, sometimes we call the irritable Spirited as being well
qualified for government. So it is not easy to lay down, in so
many words, for what degree or kind of transgression a man is
blameable: because the decision is in particulars, and rests
therefore with the Moral Sense.
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