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Virtues of Character

These are means between two extremes; one of excess and the other of deficiency.

Friendship

This relationship is one in which a person adopts the good of another as though it were his own.

Justice

This deals exclusively with giving each man what is due to him.

Prudence

This employs the use of right reason and understanding to determine the appropriate course of action.

Pleasure

This is found by some to be the ultimate good, but by Aristotle, a qualified good.

State

This is an ongoing and persistent condition of being.

Temperance

This is the means by which the appetites are controlled.

Continence

This is the means by which moderation is knowingly chosen.

Political Science

This is the study of how a state provides for the good of its citizens.

The Iliad

This is the poetic story of the war of Troy.

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