Friday, December 04, 2009
Poverty and Wealth
Democritus, fragment 283 (tr. Kathleen Freeman):
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Poverty and wealth are terms for lack and superfluity; so that he who lacks is not wealthy, and he who does not lack is not poor.Related posts:
πενίη πλοῦτος ὀνόματα ἐνδείης καὶ κόρου· οὔτε οὖν πλούσιος <ὁ> ἐνδέων οὔτε πένης ὁ μὴ ἐνδέων.
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- Wealth
- Contentus Parvo
- Degrees of Poverty
- The Root of All Evil
