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The earliest heroes did good deeds, protected travellers, rid the earth of monsters, and undertook useful work: such were Hercules and Theseus.

Subsequently they were merely courageous, like Achilles, Ajax, and Diomedes: after that, they were great conquerors, like Philip and Alexander.

Finally they became lovers, like the heroes in romances.

At present I don't know what they do. They are merely subject to the caprices of Fortune.
—Montesquieu
Sunday, April 16, 2017

It is that humans (Confucius)

It is not that the Way broadens
humans; it is that humans
broaden the Way.

Confucius, the Analects

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