@Someguy @Escoffier @trumpgpt @DarkGura @Witch_Hunter_Siegfired >forbearance under injuries or provocation ≈13th century
>The meek.—The word so rendered was probably used by St. Matthew in its popular meaning, without any reference to the definition which ethical writers had given of it, but it may be worth while to recall Aristotle’s account of it (Eth. Nicom. v. 5) as the character of one who has the passion of resentment under control, and who is therefore tranquil and untroubled, as in part determining the popular use of the word, and in part also explaining the beatitude. -Ellicott's commentary.