Pierre Luiggie Coellina: "True Happiness, Aristotle": True Happiness, Aristotle ‘One swallow doesn’t make a summer.’ "You might think this phrase comes from William Shakespeare or another great poet. It sounds as if it should. In fact it’s from Aristotle’s book The Nicomachean Ethics, so called because he dedicated it to his son Nicomachus."

‘One swallow doesn’t make a summer.’ "You might think this phrase comes from William Shakespeare or another great poet. It sounds as if it should. In fact it’s from Aristotle’s book The Nicomachean Ethics, so called because he dedicated it to his son Nicomachus."

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