A History of Greek Economic Thought

by Albert Augustus Trever

[645]. 1254a23-24.

[646]. Ibid. 33 f.

[647]. Ibid. 30-40; 1254b10-13; 1253b7; 18 f., cf. Eud. Eth. 1241b17 ff.

[648]. 1254b16-19.

[649]. Ibid. 20-26.

[650]. Ibid. 26 ff.

[651]. 1254a21 f.

[652]. 1254b6-10; 11 f.; 16-20; 1255b6-15; a doctrine emphasized by Plato, Rep. 590D; Laws 645B, 714A, 818A, 684C, as also by Carlyle and Ruskin; cf. Shorey, Class. Phil., IX (1914), 355 ff. Though Ruskin believed that natural slavery was the inevitable lot of many men, he did not uphold negro slavery, Mun. Pul., v, 133 (Vol. XVII, 256 f.); Time and Tide, p. 149 (Vol. XVII, 438). But he pointed to the white economic slavery as equally bad, Stones of Venice, II (Vol. X, 193); Time and Tide, p. 105 (Vol. XVII, 403); Crown of Wild Olive, 119; Cestus Aglaia, p. 55.

[653]. 1254b32-34; 1255b5 ff.

[654]. 1254b38 f.