Five Sermons Preached at the Rolls Chapel: And, A Dissertation Upon the Nature of Virtue

Analogy appear approve arises assertion behavior benevolence Bishop Butler Bishop of Durham Boyle Lectures character common compassion consideration considered consists constitution contrary course of action degree Deism delight desire determine disapprove discourse Discourse on Method distinct endeavor enjoyment EPICTETUS Epicureans equally evil external faculty fellow creatures former goodwill gratification happiness hath heart human nature idea ill desert implies influence injustice instances Joseph Butler kind latter lead likewise love thy neighbour manifest mankind manner means merely mind misery moral neighbor notion object observed occasion ourselves pain particular affection particular passions peculiar perception persons Philosophical plainly pleasure precept present prevail principle of reflection private interest proceed promote proportion pursuit Queen Caroline reason reflection or conscience regard relations religion respect Rolls Chapel Samuel Clarke satisfaction sense Serm society soever spect suppose temper tends things thought tion vice vicious virtue virtuous whole nature words