Книга · Nicomachean Ethics
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Автор: Aristotle
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[Again, since a man may do unjust acts and not yet have formed a
character of injustice, the question arises whether a man is
unjust in each particular form of injustice, say a thief, or
adulterer, or robber, by doing acts of a given character.
We may say, I think, that this will not of itself make any
difference; a man may, for instance, have had connection with
another's wife, knowing well with whom he was sinning, but he may
have done it not of deliberate choice but from the impulse of
passion: of course he acts unjustly, but he has not necessarily
formed an unjust character: that is, he may have stolen yet not
be a thief; or committed an act of adultery but still not be an
adulterer, and so on in other cases which might be
enumerated.][21]
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