Principles of Natural and Supernatural Morals, 1. cilt

accordance action adopt amount of satisfaction appears apprehended Aristotle behaviour chapter conformity to nature conscious consequence constitutes constraint of conformity constraint of happiness constraint of harmony constraint of law constraint of order course of conduct current of constraint degree design of nature disinterested desire disposition distributive justice duct equal Ethics existence extent fact feel given circumstances ground ideal individual agent indulgence injured justice kind of conduct labour less life-force living means mode of conduct moderation moral conduct natural rules nature intends nature's purposes ness Nicomachean Ethics obedience obey objective virtue objectively natural mode ourselves particular perhaps personal virtue plainly pleasure practice present principle of law promote proportion purposes of nature reason and perception recognised regard relation rules of nature satisfaction of desires satisfy seems sense of order standard virtue straint suppose system of desires thing tion urged virtuous well-being whole