But fortitude does not belong to magnanimity; rather the reverse is the case.

Objection 1: It seems that confidence does not belong to magnanimity.

Objection 1: It seems that security does not belong to magnanimity.

Therefore security does not belong to magnanimity, which does great things in all the virtues.

Therefore security does not belong to magnanimity or to any other virtue, as a part thereof.

Therefore confidence does not belong to magnanimity.

Neither therefore does security belong to magnanimity.

Therefore it belongs to magnanimity likewise to do something great.

But it belongs to magnanimity, which is a moral virtue, to tend to the arduous.

But it belongs to magnanimity to tend to something great, as stated above (Q.

Whether Confidence Belongs to Magnanimity?

Whether Security Belongs to Magnanimity?

2: Further, it belongs to magnanimity that one should deem oneself worthy of great things.