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9-
A certain asceticism, a grimly gay whole-hearted
renunciation, is, as we have seen, one of the most
favourable conditions for the highest intellectualism,
and, consequently, for the most natural corollaries
of such intellectualism : we shall be proof
against any surprise at the philosophers in par-
ticular always treating the ascetic ideal with a
certain amount of predilection.
9-
A certain asceticism, a grimly gay whole-hearted
renunciation, is, as we have seen, one of the most
favourable conditions for the highest intellectualism,
and, consequently, for the most natural corollaries
of such intellectualism : we shall be proof
against any surprise at the philosophers in par-
ticular always treating the ascetic ideal with a
certain amount of predilection.
Nietzsche - v13 - Genealogy of Morals
