Книга · Nicomachean Ethics
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Автор: Aristotle
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And as, on the one hand, it is a rare thing for a man to be
godlike (a term the Lacedaemonians are accustomed to use when
they admire a man exceedingly; σεῖος ἀνὴρ they call him), so the
brutish man is rare; the character is found most among
barbarians, and some cases of it are caused by disease or
maiming; also such men as exceed in vice all ordinary measures we
therefore designate by this opprobrious term. Well, we must in a
subsequent place make some mention of this disposition, and Vice
has been spoken of before: for the present we must speak of
Imperfect Self-Control and its kindred faults of Softness and
Luxury, on the one hand, and of Self-Control and Endurance on the
other; since we are to conceive of them, not as being the same
states exactly as Virtue and Vice respectively, nor again as
differing in kind.
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