Essays Philosophical and Literary

according action ADAM SMITH admiration affections agreeable altogether appear approbation Aristotle astronomers attention beauty behaviour benevolence body called capable Celestial Spheres character Cicero commonly conceive conduct consider contempt contrary Copernicus danger declensions degree deserve directed disagreeable Earth emotion endeavour Epictetus Epicurus Epicycles equally esteem excite express feel fortune frequently friends gratitude greater greatest happiness Hipparchus honour human nature imagination imitation impartial spectator injustice judge justice kind less magnanimity mankind manner ment merit mind misfortunes moral motion Music necessarily never nouns substantive observed occasions ourselves pain particular passions perfect perhaps philosophers Planets Plato pleasure principle proper object propriety prudence Ptolemy punishment qualities racter regard render resemblance resentment respect rules savage nations scarce seems seldom self-command sensation sense sensible sentiments situation society sometimes sorrow sort species Spheres Stoics suffer superior supposed sympathy things tion tranquillity Tycho Brahe vanity virtue virtuous weakness whole