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Page 289
... equal , greater benefits than there is hope to requite , disposeth to counterfeit love ; but really secret hatred ; and puts a man into the estate of a desperate debtor , that in declining the sight of his creditor , tacitly wishes him ...
... equal , greater benefits than there is hope to requite , disposeth to counterfeit love ; but really secret hatred ; and puts a man into the estate of a desperate debtor , that in declining the sight of his creditor , tacitly wishes him ...
Page 326
... equal . And there is no end for the individual but to avoid the torment and to gain the bliss both for himself and others , and these two objects emphatically are not two but one . My interest is indivisible from the interest of others ...
... equal . And there is no end for the individual but to avoid the torment and to gain the bliss both for himself and others , and these two objects emphatically are not two but one . My interest is indivisible from the interest of others ...
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... equal and incomparable value , but this sense falls outside the world of morality . The inner moral values of men may not be comparable , but you cannot from this conclude that they are equal . It is only before God that men become equal ...
... equal and incomparable value , but this sense falls outside the world of morality . The inner moral values of men may not be comparable , but you cannot from this conclude that they are equal . It is only before God that men become equal ...
Contents
Euthyphro Plato | 3 |
Two Meditations René Descartes | 18 |
Democracy | 23 |
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