Principles of Moral and Political Science: Being Chiefly a Retrospect of Lectures Delivered in the College of Edinburgh, المجلد 2A. Strahan and T. Cadell, London; and W. Creech, Edinburgh, 1792 |
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... against that , of which he is chiefly to beware as leading to mifery . These first and principal points of choice or rejection being fixed , the lines of moral wisdom and precept will flow from them in every direction , whether leading ...
... against that , of which he is chiefly to beware as leading to mifery . These first and principal points of choice or rejection being fixed , the lines of moral wisdom and precept will flow from them in every direction , whether leading ...
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... by the preva lence of other paffions , whether indignation , refentment , or fear . Indignation hardens the heart against those who fuffer for any VOL . II . C flagrant CHAP . I. SECT . II . PART II . AND POLITICAL SCIENCE . 17.
... by the preva lence of other paffions , whether indignation , refentment , or fear . Indignation hardens the heart against those who fuffer for any VOL . II . C flagrant CHAP . I. SECT . II . PART II . AND POLITICAL SCIENCE . 17.
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... against those who have given provo- cation ; and fear , though not a difpofition to act offensively , yet hardens the heart against the feelings of candour or pity , more perhaps than any other paffion : Hence , among the evils of cow ...
... against those who have given provo- cation ; and fear , though not a difpofition to act offensively , yet hardens the heart against the feelings of candour or pity , more perhaps than any other paffion : Hence , among the evils of cow ...
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... against excess ; yet he is , by an error of his imagination , frequently led to exceed even thefe limits , and to feek for pleasure , where it is not any longer to be found , in the object of a fatiated appetite . In him , therefore ...
... against excess ; yet he is , by an error of his imagination , frequently led to exceed even thefe limits , and to feek for pleasure , where it is not any longer to be found , in the object of a fatiated appetite . In him , therefore ...
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... against which a perfon , who would avoid the evils of human life , is most concerned to be on his guard . " You " are afraid of fickness , poverty , and death , " fays Epictetus ; " but , if you had been afraid of fear itfelf , you ...
... against which a perfon , who would avoid the evils of human life , is most concerned to be on his guard . " You " are afraid of fickness , poverty , and death , " fays Epictetus ; " but , if you had been afraid of fear itfelf , you ...
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