Ethica Nicomachea sive De moribus ad Nicomachum[1] est opus Aristotelis, quo suas de moribus opiniones Nicomacho, filio suo, exposuit. Constat Aristotelem ethicam virtutis commendare voluisse.
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- Liber I. De bono et de felicitate
- Liber II. De virtute[2]
- Liber III. De fortitudine et de temperantia
- Liber VI. Virtus in differentia
- Liber V. De iustitia
- Liber VI. De virtute intellegentiae
- Liber VII. De temperantia et voluptate
- Liber VIII & IX. De amicitia (φιλία)
- Liber X. De voluptate, de temperantia et de felicitate
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