Book 6 — BOOK VI
Reading edition
All that is pleasant is to be done, This is pleasant, This is to be done
{ [Greek: to men hygieias poiætikon], [Greek: hygieinon legetai] { [Greek: to de phylaktikon], { [Greek: to de sæmantikon].
“This particular action is———.”
Notes in this chapter
Note 1 · By habitually acting on the Minor Premiss, i.e. on the suggestions of [Greek: epithymia], a man comes really to hold the Major Premiss. ArisNote 2 · Of course the same will apply to [Greek: euektikon].Note 3 · We may paraphrase [Greek: to telos] by [Greek: ti dei prattein—ti gar dei prattein hæ mæ, to telos autæs estin] i.e. [Greek: tæs phronæseos]