These values celebrate humility, greatness of soul, honour, magnanimity and, indeed, hospitality. Syrians are characterized by their magnanimity and graciousness, ethics which are integral to Syrian life. Democritus states that "magnanimity consists in enduring tactlessness with mildness". She is flanked by personifications of Magnanimity and Prudence. Thus, Aristotle, like Plato, consolidates the separation of the virtues of magnificence and magnanimity. One form of magnanimity is the generosity of the victor to the defeated. Katya reportedly bore her husband's infidelity "with a mixture of magnanimity, bitterness, and compassion". Katerina reportedly bore her husband's infidelity "with a mixture of magnanimity, bitterness, and compassion". The show is about Khandoba's courage, magnanimity and prowess. The allegorical figures of "Magnanimity" and "Liberality" have an impassive, ethereal dignity. The magnanimity shown by Cyrus won him praise and gratitude from those he spared. Canning met the rebellion '"with firmness, confidence, magnanimity and calm" as per his biographer. Reading Rabbi Eleazar contrasted Esau's jealousy with Reuben's magnanimity. The latter spared him, and this magnanimity Bonaparte subsequently repaid by death. In appreciation of his magnanimity, Mactaggart renames his boat the "Calvin B. Marshall".