Resolves, Divine, Moral, and Political, of Owen Felltham

J. Hatchard, 1806 - 404 pàgines

That SelfDelusion has ruined	65

Of Counsel	72

Of Discontents	79

Of Idleness	99

Of Detraction	105

Of too much Thoughtfulness in Misery	111

Of the Temper of Affections	117

On MansSelf	123

Of Losses	233

That Virtue and Vice generate after their Kind	240

Whence a Mans Fame arises	247

Against being Proud by being commended	253

Of reading Authors	260

Of the Danger of Liberty	267

Concealed Grudges the Destruction of Friendship	294

Of Neglect	300

Of Poets and Poetry	130

Of Pride and Choler	138

Of Suspicion	148

Of Ostentation	154

That Policy and Friendship are scarcely compatible	160

Of Charity	166

Of Music	173

Of Public Scandal	179

Of Loquacity and Tediousness in Discourse	185

How he must Live that Lives well	192

Of Humility	199

Against extreme Longings	216

The Virtuous Man is a Wonder	222

Of Memory and Forgetfulness in Friendship	225

Of Faith and good Works	306

Of Solitude and Society	313

Of Apparel	317

Of the Inconvenience of neglecting Prayer	323

Prayer most needful in the Morning	330

Of Improving by good Examples	336

That most Men have their Weaknesses by which they	345

Of Nobility	354

Of the Folly of	363

Of Church Ceremonies	369

Of Promises and keeping ones Word	376

That the present Times are not worse than the former	388

Of Peace	394

Títol	Resolves, Divine, Moral, and Political, of Owen Felltham
Autor	Owen Felltham
Editor	J. Hatchard, 1806
Original de	Universitat de Harvard
Digitalitzat el	11 Set. 2008
Nre. de pàgines	404 pàgines

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