Nicomachean. It is a work of Aristotle, written in the 4th century a. C. is one of the first treaties preserved on ethics and morals of Western philosophy and certainly the most complete of the Aristotelian ethics. It consists of ten books that are considered based on notes on his keynote presentations at the Liceo. The work includes an analysis of the character and intelligence relationship with happiness. Along with the Judeo-Christian biblical message, it constitutes one of the fundamental pillars on which was later erected Western ethics.
