Nicomachean Ethics by Aristóteles — Read

So much, then, for the question whether the incontinent man knows or not, and in what sense it is possible to act incontinently with knowledge. We next have to consider whether a man can be incontinent simply, or only incontinent in some particular way, [186] and, if the former be the case, what is the field in which the character is manifested.

[186]: As a man may be greedy (ἁπλῶς), or greedy for a particular kind of food. ↩︎