 ... to wish to settle a matter by words rather than by deeds ; lastly, to prefer arbitration to judgment, for the arbitrator sees what is equitable, but the judge only the law, and for this an arbitrator was first appointed, in order that equity might...  The Ethics of Aristotle - 第 141 頁Aristotle 著 - 1874完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | Aristotle - 1874 - 508 頁
...that one has done ; to bear being injured (rb àvtxfffQcu ¿Sifco¿рчюч) ; to wish to settle a matter by words rather than by deeds; lastly, to prefer...appointed, in order that equity might flourish.' i íri i¿v — атавоС] ' Sometimes we praise what is equitable and the equitable character in... | |
 | Alexander Grant - 1877 - 220 頁
...one has received, rather than good that one has done ; to bear being injured ; to wish to settle a matter by words rather than by deeds ; lastly, to...first appointed, in order that equity might flourish." So much for the materials 01 oratory. In making use of them, it will be further necessary for the orator... | |
 | Sir Alexander Grant - 1877 - 216 頁
...one has received, rather than good that one has done ; to hear being injured ; to wish to settle a matter by words rather than by deeds ; lastly, to...first appointed, in order that equity might flourish." So much for the materials of oratory. In making use of them, it will be further necessary for the orator... | |
 | William Jackson Brodribb - 1883 - 532 頁
...that one has received rather than good that one has done; to bear being injured; to wish to settle a matter by words rather than by deeds; lastly, to prefer...equitable, but the judge only the law, and for this * Epieikfia — that quality which Mr Matthew Arnold defines as "a sweet reasonableness." an arbitrator... | |
 | Alexander Grant - 1883 - 352 頁
...that one has received rather than good that one has done; to bear being injured; to wish to settle a matter by words rather than by deeds; lastly, to prefer...equitable, but the judge only the law, and for this * Epieiktia— that quality which Mr Jlatthew Arnold dcfluetf as " u sweet reasonableness." Ifel n... | |
 | Noah Knowles Davis - 1900 - 312 頁
...than good that one has done ; to bear being injured, rb ivtxeffeai dSino6/iti>ov ; to wish to settle a matter by words rather than by deeds; lastly, to prefer...first appointed, in order that equity might flourish." — Rhetoric, bk. i, ch. 13. Hence mercy is popularly supposed to be in opposition to justice, implying... | |
 | Robert William Dale - 1902 - 336 頁
...received rather than good that one has done, to put up with injurious treatment, to wish to settle a matter by words rather than by deeds, lastly, to prefer arbitration to judgment,' — that is, a judgment in the courts. 1 Arnold : St. Paul and Protestantism, p. xix. a Mayor, pp.... | |
 | Max Hamburger - 1965 - 228 頁
...one has received rather than good that one has done, to be patient under wrong, to wish to settle the matter by words rather than by deeds; lastly to prefer...sees what is equitable but the judge only the law, 1. Cf. p. 86, above. 2. Rhetoric I.13.1374b1 and 2. and for this an arbitrator was first appointed... | |
 | Jan Adrianus van Dorsten, Dominic Baker-Smith, Arthur F. Kinney - 1986 - 268 頁
...being injured; to wish to settle a matter by words rather than by deeds; lastly, to prefer arbitrations to judgment, for the arbitrator sees what is equitable,...arbitrator was first appointed, in order that equity might flourish.18 Such a position, which Euarchus disavows, is the one which Zelmane sets forth in advising... | |
 | Heather Dubrow, Richard Strier - 1988 - 387 頁
...that one has received rather than good that one has done; to bear being injured; to wish to settle a matter by words rather than by deeds; lastly, to prefer...arbitrator was first appointed, in order that equity might flourish.30 Such a position, which Euarchus disavows, is the one that Zelmane sets forth in advising... | |
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