The Harvard Classics, Volumen32Charles William Eliot P. F. Collier & son, 1910 |
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... maxim , nor to step very far out of the way of life he had planned : " For my part I commend a gliding , soli- tary , and silent life . " He reached the end of his magistracy almost satisfied with himself , having accomplished what he ...
... maxim , nor to step very far out of the way of life he had planned : " For my part I commend a gliding , soli- tary , and silent life . " He reached the end of his magistracy almost satisfied with himself , having accomplished what he ...
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... her strength for producing conviction . This something was perceived and expressed by an ancient sage in this very significant maxim : sapere aude.1 1 Dare to be wise . 1 Dare to be wise ! A spirited courage is 242 SCHILLER.
... her strength for producing conviction . This something was perceived and expressed by an ancient sage in this very significant maxim : sapere aude.1 1 Dare to be wise . 1 Dare to be wise ! A spirited courage is 242 SCHILLER.
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... maxim on daily experience , which shows us almost always clearness of intellect , deli- cacy of feeling , liberality and even dignity of conduct , associated with a cultivated taste , while an uncultivated taste is almost always ...
... maxim on daily experience , which shows us almost always clearness of intellect , deli- cacy of feeling , liberality and even dignity of conduct , associated with a cultivated taste , while an uncultivated taste is almost always ...
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... maxim has no moral import . They preserve their life as duty requires , no doubt , but not because duty requires . On the other hand , if adversity and hopeless sorrow have completely taken away the relish for life ; if the unfortunate ...
... maxim has no moral import . They preserve their life as duty requires , no doubt , but not because duty requires . On the other hand , if adversity and hopeless sorrow have completely taken away the relish for life ; if the unfortunate ...
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... maxim by which it is determined , and therefore does not depend on the realiza- tion of the object of the action , but merely on the principle of volition by which the action has taken place , without regard to any object of desire . It ...
... maxim by which it is determined , and therefore does not depend on the realiza- tion of the object of the action , but merely on the principle of volition by which the action has taken place , without regard to any object of desire . It ...
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