Humility (n.) is, in the intellectual order, nothing other than the power of attention.
Humility (n.) is compassion directed toward oneself.
Humility (n.) is knowing that the ego and the soul are subject to time and to the vicissitudes of change.
Humility (n.) is nothing other than attentive patience.
Humility (n.) is nothing other than genius when it takes residence in the domain of thought.
Humility (n.) is closer to intelligence in its nature than anything, for it is impossible to feel pride in one's intelligence at the moment when one really and truly exercises it.
Humility (n.) is attentive patience.