Confidence in another person's virtue is no light evidence of your own.

Summary

This quote suggests that having faith in the goodness and moral character of someone else is not insignificant, but rather reflects positively on one's own character. It implies that the ability to recognize and trust virtue in others demonstrates a sense of discernment and goodness within oneself. By acknowledging and appreciating the virtues present in others, one shows a level of confidence, understanding, and alignment with those positive qualities, highlighting their own moral standing.

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