Buch · Nicomachean Ethics
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Autor: Aristotle
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And it is quite plain that Science and πολιτικὴ cannot be
identical: because if men give the name of Science to that
faculty which is employed upon what is expedient for themselves,
there will be many instead of one, because there is not one and
the same faculty employed on the good of all animals
collectively, unless in the same sense as you may say there is
one art of healing with respect to all living beings.
If it is urged that man is superior to all other animals, that
makes no difference: for there are many other things more Godlike
in their nature than Man, as, most obviously, the elements of
which the Universe is composed.[25]
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