An Enquiry Into the Morals of the Ancients
An Enquiry Into the Morals of the Ancients
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Offic. Lib. i.
+ See next Chapter, X Vakr. Maxim.
Mm % Nor Digitized by Google a68 Of the Morals of the Ancients.
Nor is the Adion of ♦ T. Mantus Icfe remarkable, who puc one of his favourite Freedmen to Death, for only giving his Daughter a Kifs.
And Fablus Servilianus fcverely punifhed his Son for his lu- continency.
I H A y E now given thofc Virtues of the Ancients a foil Exa- mination, which have not been treated of in the former Chap- ters. Thus they were in all rhefe Particulars, during t...heir bcft Times ; but, when both Greeks zndRofnans'wtrt lunk into Slave- ry, they were degenerated to a D^ree of Contempt. The Greeks nrft grew corrupted, by many concurring Circumftances, and for* for their Sentiments of Religion ; inibmuch, that they not only afely flattered feveral of the Succeflbrs of Alexander ^^z:^ T^eme* trius^ &c. and made them equal to the Immortals by their De- crees and A
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Offic. Lib. i.
+ See next Chapter, X Vakr. Maxim.
Mm % Nor Digitized by Google a68 Of the Morals of the Ancients.
Nor is the Adion of ♦ T. Mantus Icfe remarkable, who puc one of his favourite Freedmen to Death, for only giving his Daughter a Kifs.
And Fablus Servilianus fcverely punifhed his Son for his lu- continency.
I H A y E now given thofc Virtues of the Ancients a foil Exa- mination, which have not been treated of in the former Chap- ters. Thus they were in all rhefe Particulars, during t...heir bcft Times ; but, when both Greeks zndRofnans'wtrt lunk into Slave- ry, they were degenerated to a D^ree of Contempt. The Greeks nrft grew corrupted, by many concurring Circumftances, and for* for their Sentiments of Religion ; inibmuch, that they not only afely flattered feveral of the Succeflbrs of Alexander ^^z:^ T^eme* trius^ &c. and made them equal to the Immortals by their De- crees and A
What to read after An Enquiry Into the Morals of the Ancients?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George England to read onlineMoreLess
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