Ksiazka · Nicomachean Ethics
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Autor: Aristotle
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"Again, that the measure of our outward prosperity be taken by
proportion with that which every man's estate in this present
life requireth. External abilities are instruments of action. It
contenteth wise artificers to have their instruments
proportionable to their work, rather fit for use than huge and
goodly to please the eye. Seeing then the actions of a servant do
not need that which may be necessary for men of calling and place
in the world, neither men of inferior condition many things which
greater personages can hardly want; surely they are blessed in
worldly respects who have wherewith to perform what their station
and place asketh, though they have no more."
[36] Always bearing in mind that man "never continueth in one
stay."
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