The Hebrew Review And Magazine of Rabbinical Literature
The Hebrew Review And Magazine of Rabbinical Literature
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4. Meekness. 5. Humi- lity. 6. Contentedness, which our Rabbles call "wealth," when they say, "Who is truly wealthy? He who is contented with his lot." 7.
Valour, or fortitude. 8. Faithful- ness : And many other virtues that are akin to these. Moral defects are * When Maunonidea speaks of imagina- tion as independent of control, and therefore not participant in observance or tjransgres- sion, he assuredly does not mean such ideal representations or impressions as man has the power of raising or... leaving dormant j as lespectLog these his assertion, that imagi- nation is independent of control, and the proof vdiich he adduces from its activity during sleep, ^ would be equally incorrect.
Haimonides, however, considers these ideal representations, as the oflbpring of the fo- qdty oi desire f for as man has the power caused either bv the absence of these virtues or by tneir excess ; as abste- miousness may degenerate into apa- thy ; generosity, into profusion ; meekness and humility, into mean- ness and fawning ; valour and fortir tude, into temerity and obstinacy ; and contentedness, into indolence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4. Meekness. 5. Humi- lity. 6. Contentedness, which our Rabbles call "wealth," when they say, "Who is truly wealthy? He who is contented with his lot." 7.
Valour, or fortitude. 8. Faithful- ness : And many other virtues that are akin to these. Moral defects are * When Maunonidea speaks of imagina- tion as independent of control, and therefore not participant in observance or tjransgres- sion, he assuredly does not mean such ideal representations or impressions as man has the power of raising or... leaving dormant j as lespectLog these his assertion, that imagi- nation is independent of control, and the proof vdiich he adduces from its activity during sleep, ^ would be equally incorrect.
Haimonides, however, considers these ideal representations, as the oflbpring of the fo- qdty oi desire f for as man has the power caused either bv the absence of these virtues or by tneir excess ; as abste- miousness may degenerate into apa- thy ; generosity, into profusion ; meekness and humility, into mean- ness and fawning ; valour and fortir tude, into temerity and obstinacy ; and contentedness, into indolence.
What to read after The Hebrew Review And Magazine of Rabbinical Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris J Morris Jacob Raphall to read onlineMoreLess
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