Note 158 — Chapter XVI · THE PLACE OF REASON IN THE MORAL LIFE; MORAL KNOWLEDGE

"Any one can be angry: that is quite easy. Any one can give money away or spend it. But to do these things to the right person, to the right amount, at the right time, with the right aim and in the right manner—this is not what any one can easily do."—Aristotle, Ethics, Book II., ch. ix.