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المؤلف: Aristotle

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And second in degree of Happiness will be that Life which is in
accordance with the other kind of Excellence, for the Workings in
accordance with this are proper to Man: I mean, we do actions of
justice, courage, and the other virtues, towards one another, in
contracts, services of different kinds, and in all kinds of
actions and feelings too, by observing what is befitting for
each: and all these plainly are proper to man. Further, the
Excellence of the Moral character is thought to result in some
points from physical circumstances, and to be, in many, very
closely connected with the passions.
Again, Practical Wisdom[17] and Excellence of the Moral character
are very closely united; since the Principles of Practical Wisdom
are in accordance with the Moral Virtues and these are right when
they accord with Practical Wisdom.

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