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Page 105
... all . From this obviously follows my final point , namely that this unseemly battle of words tends neither to the general good nor to the honor and profit of our country , which is generally 105 THE GOOD LIFE : KNOWLEDGE.
... all . From this obviously follows my final point , namely that this unseemly battle of words tends neither to the general good nor to the honor and profit of our country , which is generally 105 THE GOOD LIFE : KNOWLEDGE.
Page 110
... final misery , Passion and Apathy , and glory and shame , Vain wisdom all , and false Philosophy . ( 2. 562-5 . ) What Milton says of empty and erroneous thought must not be taken as his judgment of a serious inquiry into ethical truth ...
... final misery , Passion and Apathy , and glory and shame , Vain wisdom all , and false Philosophy . ( 2. 562-5 . ) What Milton says of empty and erroneous thought must not be taken as his judgment of a serious inquiry into ethical truth ...
Page 135
... final causes of wedlock , help and society in religious , civil , and domestic conversation , which includes as an inferior end the fulfilling of natural desire and specifical increase : these are the final causes both moving the ...
... final causes of wedlock , help and society in religious , civil , and domestic conversation , which includes as an inferior end the fulfilling of natural desire and specifical increase : these are the final causes both moving the ...
Contents
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
Copyright | |
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