 That is the best which pleases him most. . . . The eternal law has decreed nothing better than this, that life should have but one entrance and many exits. Why should I endure the agonies of disease, and the cruelties of human tyranny, when I can emancipate...  The Individual and the State: An Essay on Justice ... - Sayfa 46Thomas Wardlaw Taylor (jr.) tarafından - 1895 - 90 sayfaTam görünüm - Bu kitap hakkında
 | William Edward Hartpole Lecky - 1809 - 532 sayfa
...others in his life ; his death concerns himself alone. That is the best which pleases him most. . . . The eternal law has decreed nothing better than this,...torments, and shake off every bond? For this reason, but for this alone, life can be esteemed no just cause of complaint — that no one is obh'ged to live.... | |
 | William Edward Hartpole Lecky - 1869 - 526 sayfa
...others in his life ; his death concerns himself alone. That is the best which pleases him most. . . . The eternal law has decreed nothing better than this,...torments, and shake off every bond? For this reason, but for this alone, life can be esteemed no just cause of complaint — that no one is obliged to live.... | |
 | William Edward Hartpole Lecky - 1877 - 510 sayfa
...HISTORY OF EUROPEAN MORALS. concerns himself alone. That is the best which pleases him most. . . . The eternal law has decreed nothing better than this, that life should hava but one entrance and many exits. Why should I endure the agonies of disease, and the cruelties... | |
 | William Edward Hartpole Lecky - 1886 - 500 sayfa
...BISTORY OF EUROPEAN MORALS. concerns himself alone. That is the best which pleases him most. . . . The eternal law has decreed nothing better than this,...myself from all my torments, and shake off every bond 1 For this reason, but for this alone, life is not an evil — that no one is obliged to live. The... | |
 | William Edward Hartpole Lecky - 1924 - 498 sayfa
...this cause, in ' De Ira, iii. 16 eonoerns himself alcne. That is the best which pleases 1 most. . . . The eternal law has decreed nothing better than this,...myself from all my torments, and shake off every bond t For this reason, but for this alone, life is not an evil — that no one is obliged to live. The... | |
 | William Edward Hartpole Lecky - 1890 - 508 sayfa
...cause, in 4 De Ira, iii. 15 concerns himself alcue. That is the best which p' eases him most. . . . The eternal law has decreed nothing better than this,...myself from all my torments, and shake off every bond 1 For this reason, but for this alone, life is not an evil — that no one is obliged to live. The... | |
 | William Edward Hartpole Lecky - 1897 - 506 sayfa
...1IISTORY OF EUROPEAN MORALS. concerns himself alcne. That is the best which pleases hiin most. . . . The eternal law has decreed nothing better than this,...myself from all my torments, and shake off every bond 1 For this reason, but for this alone, life is not an evil — that no one is obliged to live. The... | |
 | William Edward Hartpole Lecky - 1910 - 508 sayfa
...HISTORY OF EUROPEAN MORALS. 2oncerus nimself alone. Phat is the best which pleases him moat. . . . The eternal law has decreed nothing better than this, that life should have but one entrance and manp exits. Why should I endure the agonies of disease, and the cruelties of human tyranny, when I... | |
 | Philip Van Ness Myers - 1913 - 408 sayfa
...act; " The house is smoky, and I quit it," calmly remarks the Stoic Emperor Aurelius. 4 Seneca says, " The eternal law has decreed nothing better than this,...life should have but one entrance and many exits." 6 He thinks the gods must have looked on with great joy when Cato, with the world fallen into Caesar's... | |
 | Philip Van Ness Myers - 1913 - 408 sayfa
...act ; " The house is smoky, and I quit it," calmly remarks the Stoic Emperor Aurelius.4 Seneca says, "The eternal law has decreed nothing better than this, that life should have but one entrance and many exits."6 He thinks the gods must have looked on with great joy when Cato, with the world fallen into... | |
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