The Miscellaneous Works, Volum 1

actions affections ancient answer appears Aristotle ascribed authority beauty benevolence Bishop called cause chancellor chap character Charles Charles II Church Cicero Clarendon common Conscience considered court Descartes desire disposition distinction doctrine duty employed England Epicurus Erasmus ethical faculty favour feelings Gauden genius Grotius habits happiness Henry Henry VII Hobbes honour human nature Hume Ibid Icôn important inquiry Jane Colt justice justly King King's knowledge language Leibnitz letter liberty Lord Lord Shaftesbury Louis XIV Malebranche mankind Margaret Roper master means ment mental mind moral sentiments moralists More's nations never Nimeguen Nominalists object observation opinions original passions perhaps philosophical Plato pleasure practical Prince Prince of Orange principles probably proof quæ reason regard relation religion remarkable render Roper says scepticism seems sense Sir Thomas speculations Stadtholder theory things thought tion treaty truth virtue whole words writer