Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche

When virtue has slept, it will arise again all the fresher.

When virtue has slept, it will arise again all the fresher.

Summary

This quote implies that even if virtue or goodness is dormant or neglected for a period of time, it will ultimately resurface and regain its strength and vitality. It suggests that virtuous qualities have inherent resilience and cannot be permanently suppressed, implying that they will eventually awaken with renewed vigor. This quote serves as a reminder that virtue, no matter how dormant, has the ability to revive and thrive once more.

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Virtue Depravity

By Friedrich Nietzsche

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