Kitap · Nicomachean Ethics
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Yazar: Aristotle
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So the Magnificent man must be also a liberal man, because the
liberal man will also spend what he ought, and in right manner:
but it is the Great, that is to say tke large scale, which is
distinctive of the Magnificent man, the object-matter of
liberality being the same, and without spending more money than
another man he will make the work more magnificent. I mean, the
excellence of a possession and of a work is not the same: as a
piece of property that thing is most valuable which is worth
most, gold for instance; but as a work that which is great and
beautiful, because the contemplation of such an object is
admirable, and so is that which is Magnificent. So the excellence
of a work is Magnificence on a large scale.
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