Legal Ethics the Unity of Law There is One Lawgiver a Course of Lectures I
Legal Ethics the Unity of Law There is One Lawgiver a Course of Lectures I
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New Develops Probabilism. . Truth has no criterion . .
Carneades, 214-129.
Peripatetic . . .
Experience Ethical conclusions only probable Aristotle, Stagira, . . 384.
Epicureanism .
Prudent pleasures Epicurus, 342-271.
The rule for man is in Lucretius.
man himself Grecian ) Stoicism \ Will and cliaracter Zeno, b. Circ. 340, d. 2G0.
The rule not in man, but in nature.
Theology Cleanthes.
Moral conduct Chrysippus, . . . . D. 208.
Ajjathy softens with sympathy Panwtius 180-111.
Philosophers expell...ed from Rome by Cato, 155.
Roman Stoicism New Academy Posedonius, Syria. Cicero 106-43.
ANNO ) Rhetorical moralist ....
Seneca, Cordiilm, 3-65.
DOMINI 1 Philosophers banished by Vespasian, 70-79.
Religious moralist Epictetus, Phrygia, d.
Good principles innate.
circ. 94.
Philosophers banished by Domitian 94 Contemplative moralist.
M. Aurelius, .. 120-180.
122 THE UNITY OF LAW.
I. IS MAN IN HIMSELF A SUFFICIENT MORAL CENTEE OF HIS OWN PERSONAL LIFE?
Among those who held that he is was Socrates. '^ He thought that the moral basis or centre of con- duct was not only in man, but that it was pre-em- inently on the intellectual side of his nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
New Develops Probabilism. . Truth has no criterion . .
Carneades, 214-129.
Peripatetic . . .
Experience Ethical conclusions only probable Aristotle, Stagira, . . 384.
Epicureanism .
Prudent pleasures Epicurus, 342-271.
The rule for man is in Lucretius.
man himself Grecian ) Stoicism \ Will and cliaracter Zeno, b. Circ. 340, d. 2G0.
The rule not in man, but in nature.
Theology Cleanthes.
Moral conduct Chrysippus, . . . . D. 208.
Ajjathy softens with sympathy Panwtius 180-111.
Philosophers expell...ed from Rome by Cato, 155.
Roman Stoicism New Academy Posedonius, Syria. Cicero 106-43.
ANNO ) Rhetorical moralist ....
Seneca, Cordiilm, 3-65.
DOMINI 1 Philosophers banished by Vespasian, 70-79.
Religious moralist Epictetus, Phrygia, d.
Good principles innate.
circ. 94.
Philosophers banished by Domitian 94 Contemplative moralist.
M. Aurelius, .. 120-180.
122 THE UNITY OF LAW.
I. IS MAN IN HIMSELF A SUFFICIENT MORAL CENTEE OF HIS OWN PERSONAL LIFE?
Among those who held that he is was Socrates. '^ He thought that the moral basis or centre of con- duct was not only in man, but that it was pre-em- inently on the intellectual side of his nature.
What to read after Legal Ethics the Unity of Law There is One Lawgiver a Course of Lectures I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Henry Platt to read onlineMoreLess
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