Tthe Notion of Virtue in Plato and Aristotle

ss' is the natural consequence of the soul's healthy state.
             Because moral virtue makes up the health of the soul, all people should desire to be virtuous.
             In Plato's theory of eidos, one needs to reach the form of the good in order to be virtuous and therfore
             be happy. As i mentioned above this could be achieved only through eros. Only then one can act
             virtuously in this world and be truly happy(eudamonia). Otherwise daimonic spirit will not leave them
             alone in all their acts. So according to Plato's theory, daimo
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