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14811 | In Homer it is the contemptible person, not the harmful person, who is bad [Nietzsche] |
Full Idea: In Homer, both the Trojan and the Greek are good. Not the man who inflicts harm on us, but the man who is contemptible, is bad. | |
From: Friedrich Nietzsche (Human, All Too Human [1878], 045) |