But I shall be told that it is neither numbers, nor multiplicity of pleasures that make the glory of man.

 

But I shall be told that it is neither numbers, nor multiplicity of

pleasures that make the glory of man.

Explanation But I shall be told that it is neither numbers nor multiplicity

ofpleasures that makes the glory ofman. It is his intellectual and moral qualities.

It is obvious that we know more than animals do, and it is common to consider

this one of our advantages. Whether it is, in fact, an advantage, may be doubted.