Libro · Nicomachean Ethics
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Autor: Aristotle
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Brutishness is not so low in the scale as Vice, yet it is to be
regarded with more fear: because it is not that the highest
principle has been corrupted, as in the human creature, but the
subject has it not at all.
It is much the same, therefore, as if one should compare an
inanimate with an animate being, which were the worse: for the
badness of that which has no principle of origination is always
less harmful; now Intellect is a principle of origination. A
similar case would be the comparing injustice and an unjust man
together: for in different ways each is the worst: a bad man
would produce ten thousand times as much harm as a bad brute.
Chapter VII.
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