Aristotelous peri aretōn, kai kakiōn biblion a

part of the soul: according to which one is dragged along by irrationality against the desire, pushing toward the enjoyment of base pleasures.

ζ. Adikia Injustice.
Injustice is a vice of the soul: according to which they become greedy beyond what is deserved.

η. Aneleutheria Illiberality.
Illiberality is a vice of the soul: according to which they desire gain from everywhere.

θ. Mikropsychia Pusillanimity/Smallness of soul.
Pusillanimity is a vice of the soul: according to which they are unable to bear good fortune, and bad fortune, and honor, and dishonor.

Of those things belonging to Prudence.

A decorative drop cap T featuring floral scrollwork marks the beginning of the section on Prudence.
It belongs to prudence: to deliberate: to judge things good and evil, and all things in life that are to be chosen and avoided.

I.
Offices and actions of prudence.