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You must first approve the excellent assertion of Socrates,* 1.1 that Riches are to he measured by their use. He called not large possessions riches, but so much onely as is necessary; in the judgement whereof he advised us not to be deceived, these he called truly rich, the rest poor, labouring under an incurable poverty of mind, not estate.
Stob.