Summary
This quote suggests that external appearances or superficial displays of wealth and status are not sufficient indicators of a person's true value and character. It emphasizes the importance of focusing on one's inner qualities, such as integrity, kindness, and intelligence, which hold more significance than outward appearances. The quote implies that true worth lies beyond what can be seen on the surface and reminds us not to rely solely on superficial judgments when assessing others or ourselves.
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By Aesop