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Politics: A Treatise on Government

Aristotle · c. 335–322 BCE primary

passage 188 of 193 · BOOK I > CHAPTER VII (2/2)

the same time elegant and instructive, as the Lydian of all others seems chiefly to be-These then are as it were the three boundaries of education, moderation, possibility, and decorum.

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ACHILLES, 76

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Politics: A Treatise on Government · Aristotle · 335–322 BCE