كتاب · Nicomachean Ethics
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المؤلف: Aristotle
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Moreover, he is not a man to incur little risks, nor does he
court danger, because there are but few things he has a value
for; but he will incur great dangers, and when he does venture he
is prodigal of his life as knowing that there are terms on which
it is not worth his while to live. He is the sort of man to do
kindnesses, but he is ashamed to receive them; the former putting
a man in the position of superiority, the latter in that of
inferiority; accordingly he will greatly overpay any kindness
done to him, because the original actor will thus be laid under
obligation and be in the position of the party benefited.
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