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...the Life Which Is Best For Men, Both Separately, As Individuals, And In The Mass, As States, Is The Life Which Has Virtue Sufficiently Supported By Material Resources To Facilitate Participation In The Actions That Virtue Calls For.

Knowledge Of The Fact Differs From Knowledge Of The Reason For The Fact.

Man's Best Friend Is One Who Wishes Well To The Object Of His Wish For His Sake, Even If No One Is To Know Of It.

Dignity Does Not Consist In Possessing Honors, But In Deserving Them.

Every Virtue Is A Mean Between Two Extremes, Each Of Which Is A Vice.