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المؤلف: Aristotle

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Again, as many terms are used in the way of similitude, so people
have come to talk of the Self-Control of the man of Perfected
Self-Mastery in the way of similitude: for the man of
Self-Control and the man of Perfected Self-Mastery have this in
common, that they do nothing against Right Reason on the impulse
of bodily pleasures, but then the former has bad desires, the
latter not; and the latter is so constituted as not even to feel
pleasure contrary to his Reason, the former feels but does not
yield to it.
Like again are the man of Imperfect Self-Control and he who is
utterly destitute of it, though in reality distinct: both follow
bodily pleasures, but the latter under a notion that it is the
proper line for him to take, his former without any such notion.

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