Quote by Plato
All the gold which is under or upon the earth is not enough to give in exchange for virtue.
Summary
This quote emphasizes the immeasurable value of virtue or moral goodness in comparison to worldly possessions like gold. It suggests that no matter how much wealth exists in the world, it cannot be equated or traded for the inherent worth and the positive qualities that virtue carries. It highlights that true wealth lies in character, integrity, and ethical behavior, rather than material possessions.
Topics
Virtues
By Plato