Seneca's Morals

S. Crowder, R. Baldwin, and B. Collins, 1793 - 448 ページ

Confolations againſt death from the providence and the neceffity of it	240

Against immoderate forrow for the death of friends	241

Confolations against banishment and bodily pain	247

Poverty to a wife man is rather a bleffing than a misfortune	251

it is againſt nature and only to be found in man	256

The rife of anger	259

Anger may be fuppreffed	261

It is a ſhort madness and deformed vice	265

OF A HAPPY LIFE Page Chap I Of a happy life and wherein it confiſts	104

Human happiness is founded upon wisdom and vir tue and firſt of wisdom	107

There can be no happiness without virtue	112

Philofophy is the guide of life	121

The force of precepts	130

No felicity like peace of confcience	137

A good man can never be miferable nor a wicked man happy	142

The due contemplation of Divine Providence is the certain cure of all misfortunes	147

Of levity of mind and other impediments of a happy life	154

He that ſets up his reſt upon contingencies fhall never be at quiet	161

A fenfual life is a miferable life	166

Avarice and ambition are infatiable and reſtleſs	174

Hope and fear are the bane of human life	180

It is according to the true or falfe eſtimate of things that we are happy or miferable	184

The bleffings of temperance and moderation	187

Conftancy of mind gives a man reputation and makes him happy in defpite of all misfortunes	196

Our happineſs depends in a great meaſure upon the choice of our company	205

The bleſſings of friendſhip	209

He that would be happy muſt take an account of his time	214

Happy is the man that may chuſe his own bufi nefs	221

The contempt of death makes all the miferies of life eaſy to us	227

Anger is neither warrantable nor ufeful	267

Anger in general with the danger and effects	276

The ordinary grounds and occafions of anger	286

Cautions against anger in the matter of education	296

Of Clemency	314

EPISTLES	331

fanfta	338

with many excellent reflections upon the duties	348

Of impertinent ftudies and impertinent men Philo	359

The blessings of a vigorous mind in a decayed body With	365

We are divided in ourſelves and confound good	371

Every man is the artificer of his own fortune	377

The danger of flattery and in what cafes a	383

A general diſſolution of manners with a cenfure	386

We are juſter to men than to God Of life	392

It is never too late to learn The advantages of	400

and	408

A difcourſe of Gods providence in the misfor	416

A wife and a good man is proof against all acci	422

Some traditions of the Ancients concerning	429

Poſtſcript	437

書籍名	Seneca's Morals
著者	Lucius Annaeus Seneca
出版社	S. Crowder, R. Baldwin, and B. Collins, 1793
書籍の提供元	プリンストン大学
デジタル化された日	2010年3月12日
ページ数	448 ページ

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OF BENEFITS	25

It is the intention not the matter that makes	32

The manner of obliging	41

An honeft man cannot be outdone in courteſy	50

The benefactor must have no byends	58

nefactor	77

Of gratitude	87

Of ingratitude	94

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