Heritage of Western Civilization: Select Readings, Volum 1John Louis Beatty, Oliver A. Johnson Prentice-Hall, 1966 - 372 pàgines |
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Pàgina 118
... sake of its uses , and with a view to an ulterior purpose , for the sake , that is , of pleasure or honour . But the " chief good " must needs be good for its own sake . But we must endeavour to render it still more evident what the ...
... sake of its uses , and with a view to an ulterior purpose , for the sake , that is , of pleasure or honour . But the " chief good " must needs be good for its own sake . But we must endeavour to render it still more evident what the ...
Pàgina 119
... sake alone , and never for the sake of aught else . Such a good is not more perfect simply through combination with other goods , but without qualification in and by itself it is a perfect good . Such attributes as these of finality and ...
... sake alone , and never for the sake of aught else . Such a good is not more perfect simply through combination with other goods , but without qualification in and by itself it is a perfect good . Such attributes as these of finality and ...
Pàgina 132
... sake of a good life , and not for the sake of life only : if life only were the object , slaves and brute animals might form a state , but they cannot , for they have no share in hap- piness or in a life of free choice . Nor does a ...
... sake of a good life , and not for the sake of life only : if life only were the object , slaves and brute animals might form a state , but they cannot , for they have no share in hap- piness or in a life of free choice . Nor does a ...
Continguts
EGYPTIAN RELIGIOUS HYMNS | 14 |
Genesis | 20 |
The Book of | 31 |
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Adeimantus Alexander ANTIGONE Anytus army Athenians Athens Aucassin battle behold bishop body brother Caesar called cause CHORUS Christ Church civil Clovis command CREON CRITO Damietta daughter dead death deed divine earth Einhard enemy Epictetus Eurybiades evil eyes fair faith father fear Francis friends Gaul give Godigisel gods Greeks Gundobad Guntram HAEMON hand hath heard heart heaven holy honour horse ISMENE Jesus justice king kingdom La Verna land live Lord matter Meletus MELIAN ment mercy mind nature never Nicolete night pass Persians quoth reason Roman Rome saith sake Saracens senate sent ship slave Socrates sons soul speak stewards sweet taken TEIRESIAS tell Thebes thee Themistocles thine things thou hast thou shalt thought Thucydides tion took truth unto usury virtue Wherefore whole wife wise wish words