Heritage of Western Civilization: Select Readings, Volum 1John Louis Beatty, Oliver A. Johnson Prentice-Hall, 1966 - 372 pàgines |
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Pàgina 118
... virtue ; and thus it is evi- dent that honour is not pursued for its own sake , but on account of the virtue implied in it . Hence honour itself will not be our ultimate end , but rather virtue . Yet even virtue fails of being the ...
... virtue ; and thus it is evi- dent that honour is not pursued for its own sake , but on account of the virtue implied in it . Hence honour itself will not be our ultimate end , but rather virtue . Yet even virtue fails of being the ...
Pàgina 125
... virtue of which I am now speaking , is not intellectual but moral virtue ( the cir- cumstances being different in regard to intellectual virtue ) , moral virtue being con- cerned with emotions and actions which are capable of being ...
... virtue of which I am now speaking , is not intellectual but moral virtue ( the cir- cumstances being different in regard to intellectual virtue ) , moral virtue being con- cerned with emotions and actions which are capable of being ...
Pàgina 180
... virtue , it might also decide respecting particular or partial virtues . But who will dare to deter- mine that a man is prudent and cautious , not from his general conduct , but from some external appearances ? For virtue evidently ...
... virtue , it might also decide respecting particular or partial virtues . But who will dare to deter- mine that a man is prudent and cautious , not from his general conduct , but from some external appearances ? For virtue evidently ...
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