The Preface stands exactly as it did before the second edition of the Sermons.
Stanhope, Sept. the 16th 1729.
The Preface stands exactly as it did before the second edition of the Sermons.
Rel. of Nature Delin. Ed. 1724. P. 22, 23.
Characteristics. V. II. p. 69.
Charact. V. I. p. 39.
One need only look into Torquatus's account of the Epicurean system in Cicero's first book De Finibus, to see in what a surprising manner this was done by them. Thus, the desire of praise, and of being beloved, he explains to be no other than desire of safety; regard to our country, even in the most virtuous character, to be nothing but regard to ourselves. The author of Reflections, &c., Morales, says, Curiosity proceeds from interest, or pride; which pride also would doubtless have been explained to be self-love;
Pag. 85, Ed. 1723. As if there were no passions in mankind, as desire of esteem, or of being beloved, or of knowledge. Hobbs's account of the affections of good will and pity, are instances of the same kind.