The true measure of a man is not in wealth or power but in the way he treats those who are less fortunate.
Conquered Aztec Empire
The true measure of a man is not in wealth or power but in the way he treats those who are less fortunate.
Conquered Aztec Empire
An ethical statement on character. Similar to previous philosophical quotes attributed to him, direct primary source for this exact phrasing is difficult to verify.
16th century (approximate)
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