Note 310 — Chapter XI
Reading edition
xii. 2-4; xiii. 3. Comp. Aristotle’s distinction between natural and conventional law or justice, Eth. v. 7.1: φυσικόν and νομικόν δίκαιον. Compare also his description of προαίρεσις as the ἀρχἠ κινήσεως in b. iii., and of φρόνησις (nearly = Butler’s “Conscience”) in b. vi.