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honoured； and distasteful to him to be overlooked； and； accordingly；
he always tried to place himself upon good terms with all that he met；
Coriolanus's pride forbade him to pay attentions to those who could
have promoted his advancement； and yet his love of distinction made
him feel hurt and angry when he was disregarded。 Such are the faulty
parts of his character； which in all other respects was a noble one。
For his temperance； continence； and probity he claims to be compared
with the best and purest of the Greeks； not in any sort or kind with
Alcibiades； the least scrupulous and most entirely and most entirely
careless of human beings in all these points。
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