Those respecting the ORIGIN of our IDEAS of VIR-
TUE, its NATURE, RELATION to the DEITY,
OBLIGATION, SUBJECT-MATTER, and SANCTIONS.

THE THIRD EDITION CORRECTED,

AND ENLARGED BY AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING ADDITIONAL NOTES,

AND A DISSERTATION

On the BEING and ATTRIBUTES of the DEITY.

By RICHARD PRICE, D. D. F. R.S.

Ου γαρ εχω εγωγε δεν ετω μοι εναργες ον, ὡς τελο ; το ΕΙΝΑΙ ὡς ὅιον
το μαλτα ΚΑΛΟΝ τε και ΑΓΑΘΟΝ, PLAT, in Phædone.

In Homine autem fumma omnis animi eft; in animo, rationis; ex qua
VIRTUS eft, Quæ rationis abfolutio definitur. Quam etiam atque
etiam explicandam putant.
CICERO, De finibus, lib. v. 14.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR T. CADELL IN THE STRAND.

M DCC LXXXVII.