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Rich Man and Poor Man

"The rich man with his' riches and the poor man with his children."

This saying indicates that even if you are poor you can be happier then someone who is rich if you have a loving family.

"Money isn't everything" is a similar expression.

Directly Related:

The Poor Man and the Rich Man · A directly related folk tale about how wealth alone cannot bring about happiness.

Other Greek Sayings:

Speaking with Many Words · Learn this ancient Spartan saying that teaches us to speak directly and to the point!
Mouth to Mouth · What happens when a story is passed from one person to another?
A Parent's curse · What could possibly be worse!
Rabbit's eyes · How do Rabbit's eyes compare?
My First Wedding · What is said about the first marriage?
Brains · If you do not have brains what do you have?
As Sweet as Honey · What is considered as sweet as honey?
Following the Route · When do you follow the route?
The Liar and the Thief · Can you possibly benefit by being either?
Being Truthful · Why is it the only way?
Help Yourself · One of the oldest sayings known to be at least 15 centuries old!
A Golden Blessing · What type of blessing is better than this?
Fox and Child · Learn about the saying of the Fox and her Child.

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