Aristotle considered all of the following to be virtues of the "mean" EXCEPT
A) courage
B) temperance
C) humble-mindedness
D) sincerity

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Aristotle listed twelve key moral virtues of focus. Each virtue was subject to the "doctrine of the mean." Each virtue had a proper or appropriate level, and the lack of virtue could be found in the deficiency or excess of any of the ten virtues. Virtues of the mean included courage, temperance, sincerity, and high-mindedness.

Aristotle Considered All of the Following to Be Virtues of the "Mean