Firstly, a commonplace type of man, with commonplace virtues: that is to say, a non ruling, non authoritative, and non self sufficient type of man; he possesses industry, patient adaptableness to rank and file, equability and moderation in capacity and requirement; he has the instinct for people like himself, and for that which they require for instance: the portion of independence and green meadow without which there is no rest from labour, the claim to honour and consideration (which first and foremost presupposes recognition and recognisability), the sunshine of a good name, the perpetual ratification of his value and usefulness, with which the inward which lies at the bottom of the heart of all dependent men and gregarious animals, has again and again to be overcome.