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To: Elmer who wrote (143103)	9/7/2001 3:44:18 PM
From: tcmay	Read Replies (1) of 186894

Elmer is right. I was thinking of "hubris" as "humility," sort of. << Not that he was shy about expressing his views, or taking a stand, but modest in the ways I associate with classical definitions of hubris. My dictionary defines hubris as "overbearing pride; arrogance" "Modest" seems out of place with that definition. Reminds me of Jerry. >> Yes, I was speaking of the _opposite_ of hubris. I think this has thrown me before, like a word consistently misspelled. Must've been why I got a "B" in the English class where hubris and Greek tragedies were covered. --Tim May

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