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The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.

The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else. (Aristotle.)

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Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.
Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.
Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.
Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.
Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.
Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.
Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.
Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.
Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.
Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.
Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.
Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.
Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.
Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.
Aristotle. Quotes: The simply complete thing, then, is that which is always chosen for itself and never on account of something else.