For The More Limited, If Adequate, Is

Rightness In Our Choice Of An End Is Secured By [moral] Virtue.

Our Problem Is Not That We Aim Too High And Miss, But That We Aim Too Low And Hit.

A Bad Man Can Do A Million Times More Harm Than A Beast.

Of Actions Some Aim At What Is Necessary And Useful, And Some At What Is Honorable. And The Preference Given To One Or The Other Class Of Actions Must Necessarily Be Like The Preference Given To One Or Other Part Of The Soul And Its Actions Over The Other; There Must Be War For The Sake Of Peace, Business For The Sake Of Leisure, Things Useful And Necessary For The Sake Of Things Honorable.

And It Is Characteristic Of Man That He Alone Has Any Sense Of Good And Evil, Of Just And Unjust, And The Like, And The Association Of Living Beings Who Have This Sense Makes Family And A State.