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If thou hast riches, spend them not too prodigally, nor too sparingly: so shalt thou neither be needy, nor in bondage to thine owne wealth.
If thou seeme to be rich, when thou art poore, it betokeneth that thy minde is proude, though thy wealth be weake: but if thou seeme to be poore, when thou art
rich; it argueth a couetous desire vvith a full coffer.
Plato.
Diogenes.