Book · Nicomachean Ethics
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Author: Aristotle
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So both classes, as wishing to make gain from improper sources,
are given to base gain, and all such receivings are Stingy. And
with good reason is Stinginess called the contrary of Liberality:
both because it is a greater evil than Prodigality, and because
men err rather in this direction than in that of the Prodigality
which we have spoken of as properly and completely such.
Let this be considered as what we have to say respecting
Liberality and the contrary vices.
Chapter III.
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