One who understands that "it is not abundance which maketh rich, but Economy" (24). They employ their "succeeding ones in virtue" (5), recognizing that gold cannot buy back a lost moment. They cherish the "innocence of manners" (21) over riotous pursuits and are content with their allotted state (8), finding true value in life's brevity (12) rather than seeking an immortal tyranny (23). They possess a wealth of wisdom gained from striving to live as they ought (11) and accommodating themselves to all (9). Their "roses" are enjoyed with a mindful awareness of thorns (10).