Quote by Alexander Pope

Men would be angels, angels would be gods.

Men would be angels, angels would be gods.

Summary

This quote suggests that if men were to embody the virtues and goodness of angels, they would be comparable to divine beings. It implies that angels, being inherently good and pure, are elevated above the flaws and limitations of humanity. It may also imply that humans, reaching the level of angels, would possess qualities and behaviors that are noble, righteous, and beyond ordinary comprehension. Overall, the quote illustrates a concept of the profound and unattainable nature of angelic virtues for mankind.

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Ambition

By Alexander Pope

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