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- Treatise on Fortitude and TemperanceTommaso d’AquinoA vast treatise on the cardinal virtues of fortitude and temperance: fortitude as the v objection all’obiezione pertanto peccato virtù obiezion fortitude obiezione magnanimit riguarda vizio temperance temperanza agostino afferma virt ragione inoltre
- Treatise on Vice and SinTommaso d’AquinoTreatise on vice and sin as contraries of virtue: sin is famously defined as a word, de peccato sin objection all’obiezione sins pertanto venia obiezione famously veniale punizione atto mortale peccati ragione inoltre risposta peccato sin
- Treatise on the Cardinal VirtuesTommaso d’AquinoThe longest treatise in the Summa (over 270,000 words): prudence, justice, fortitude an objection all’obiezione pertanto obiezione peccato repl obiezione prudenza prudence secondo giustizia afferma virt tuttavia longest inoltre risposta peccato
- Treatise on the PassionsTommaso d’AquinoA systematic analysis of the soul’s passions (love, hate, desire, joy, sorrow, hope, fe objection all’obiezione sorrow pertanto evil piacere pl obiezione tristezza speranza paura passione sorrow passioni piacere afferma passions dolore inoltre
- Treatise on the VirtuesTommaso d’AquinoA general theory of virtue as a good operative habit perfecting an indeterminate power virtù virtues virtue objection all’obiezione pertanto ob obiezione doni beatitudini prudenza passioni carit facolt morali afferma virt ragione beatitudes
- Eudemian Ethics (1214a)AristoteleEthical treatise parallel to the Nicomachean Ethics: it asks whether happiness (eudai poiché good friendship cose things goodness purposive s amicizia uomo eudai deliberata piacevole scelta appetition nicomachean uomini purposive amici quindi
- Great Ethics (1181a)AristoteleEthical compendium of disputed authenticity (probably later Peripatetic) that critica poiché infatti good virtù incontinent cose friendship v incontinente beni cosicch dunque giusto buono critica compendium authenticity piacere colui peripatetic
- Nicomachean Ethics (1094a)AristoteleAristotle’s most influential ethical treatise: every action aims at some good, and th essere poiché good because perché ciò egli self così pi uomo autocontrollo essendo aristotle buono giusto essi influential uomini piacere virt perch
- On Virtues and Vices (1249a)AristoteleSpurious compendium that, taking up the Platonic tripartition of the soul (rational, badness uncontrol cattiveria belongs grettezza profligac tripartition cattiveria grettezza accompagnata appetitiva passionale disonore sopportare vili dissolutezza uncontrol spiritedness
- Moral Treatises of St. AugustinAgostinoA collection of moral treatises (including ‘On Continence’) examining the virtues of unto augustin sant’agostino hath saith treatises thou tr continence menzogna castit trattati treatises matrimonio apostolo agostino morali affinch signore coloro
- Our Lord's Sermon on the MountAgostinoA two-book commentary on Matthew’s Sermon on the Mount, which Augustine presents as t signore dio god lord infatti poiché shall coloro heaven sermon apostolo sermone colui affinch regno signore quindi coloro proprio commentary augustine
- LES PASSIONS DE LÂMEDescartesDescartes’s last treatise, aiming to explain the passions of the soul ‘as a physicist les que est nous qui des sont article qu’on plus l’âme descartes articolo physicist passions aiming tristesse elle cerveau esprits article explain est
- LES PRINCIPES DE LA PHILOSOPHIEDescartesThe systematic summa of Cartesian philosophy: methodic doubt, the cogito, clear and d que les nous est qui sont plus qu’il des corps vers par methodic cogito elles cartesian elle systematic summa pores descartes parti mouvement mati
- Sobre una apología de la inexactitudOrtega y GassetA reply to Ramiro de Maeztu, with an interlude on Unamuno: both agree Spain lac maeztu que unamuno boutmy propaganda pragmatismo ramiro ramiro maeztu unamuno brahmines fogginess nebbiosit boutmy amann kitab lentejica rumford kibla
- APOLOGYPlatoneSocrates’ defence speech at his trial for impiety and corrupting the youth: he frames his meleto meletus voi anytus anito athens atene mia death accusatori corrompo meleto anito atene ateniesi sapienza socrates meletus anytus miei sapiente
- CRITOPlatoneIn his prison cell, Crito offers Socrates a chance to escape; Socrates refuses, giving vo critone crito socrates socrate your evil tuoi noi ché m crito socrates tessaglia oppure critone dobbiamo cell giusto tuoi noi thessaly citt
- ERYXIASPlatoneA dialogue of disputed authenticity on the value of wealth: Socrates shows Erasistratus a erissia crizia erasistratus erasistrato critias eryxias erasistratus erissia erasistrato ricchezza ricco bisogni bisogno politione prodico ricchezze utili crizia
- EUTHYDEMUSPlatoneA philosophical comedy in which the eristic sophists Euthydemus and Dionysodorus bamboozl dionysodorus dionisodoro eutidemo ctesippus ctesippo eu dionysodorus euthydemus bamboozl dionisodoro eutidemo conosci ctesippo clinia eristic critone replic sapienza
- FIRST ALCIBIADESPlatoneSocrates pushes the young, ambitious Alcibiades toward self-examination before he can thi alcibiade alcibiades socrates socrate yes your know all alcibiades appartenenze suppongo intendi alcibiade belongings socrates verissimo certamente pushes hai allora
- GORGIASPlatoneA relentless confrontation between Socrates and three champions of rhetoric — Gorgias, Po callicles callicle polus socrates socrate polo gorgia g gorgias rhetoric callicle cherefonte retore ingiustizia relentless retorica confrontation gorgia chaerephon socrates
- PHILEBUSPlatoneA late discussion of the nature of the good: Philebus champions pleasure, Socrates wisdom protarchus protarco socrates socrate piacere pleasure f philebus protarco filebo forse intendi piaceri sapienza socrates champions verissimo certamente piacere
- THE REPUBLICPlatonePlato’s most ambitious work: after refuting Thrasymachus’s claim that justice is merely t dissi disse yes essere replied true verissimo allora go thrasymachus glaucone trasimaco risposi adimanto plato rispose dissi giustizia verissimo certamente adeimantus
- JULIE OU LA NOUVELLE HÉLOÏSERousseauEpistolary novel about the impossible love between Julie d’Étange and her tutor Saint- vous julie plus les que pas des dans pour wolmar nous m julie tange epistolary orbe tutor wolmar novel saint rousseau coeur est votre
- LA VERTU LA PLUS NÉCESSAIRE AUX HÉROSRousseauShort essay comparing the sage (invulnerable but absorbed in his own happiness) and th les héros des plus dans l’héroïsme vertus qui hero pour eroe sme heroism invulnerable virt ros valeur absorbed hero est gloire vertus
- LES AMOURS DE MILORD ÉDOUARD BOMSTONRousseauA tale appended to Julie recounting Milord Edouard’s Roman love affair with a Neapolit laure marquise elle édouard ses edouard marchesa lui da edouard douard julie neapolit marchesa recounting laure bomston marquise lei appended elle
- LETTRE À DALEMBERT SUR LES SPECTACLESRousseauA response to d’Alembert’s Encyclopédie article on ‘Genève’, which had proposed introd les des plus dans pas que pour nous est mais qui leur q introd misanthrope alembert encyclop response est urs tre rousseau proposed article gen
- ORAISON FUNÈBRE DU DUC DORLÉANSRousseauAn early funeral oration for the Duke of Orléans: it distinguishes the false grandeurs les qu’il des pour nous plus dans ses qui que leur ces orl ans grandeurs oration funeral vertus distinguishes duke early rousseau dieu est
- Epistulae Morales ad LuciliumSenecaThe 124 Moral Epistles to Lucilius, the guidebook of practical Stoicism: each letter urg est quod quam hoc quae sed cum nec enim quid sunt aut t guidebook urg stoicism lucilius cose epistles infatti seneca bonum illum ista autem
- ON ANGERSenecaStoic treatise (De Ira) to Novatus on the most hideous of vices: anger as a ‘short madne anger angry l’ira rabbia essere quando men proprio pers ira madne arrabbiato rabbia novatus anger senza altri hideous persone chi perch
- ON BENEFITSSenecaA large treatise (De Beneficiis) on the art of giving, receiving, and returning benefits benefit benefits beneficio benefici essere ungrateful c gratitudine ricevuto benefits benefici favore colui beneficiis persone chi perch proprio beneficio
- ON CLEMENCYSenecaTreatise (De Clementia) addressed to the young Nero as a mirror for the prince: he who h clemency clemenza cinna your essere proprio quando ough clemenza crudelt tario dovrebbe cinna prince misericordia propria persone potere clementia coloro
- ON LEISURESenecaShort dialogue (De Otio) defending withdrawal from public life: against the Stoic demand leisure whether contemplation contemplazione sia wise c crisippo siano saggio contemplazione zenone stoici senza piacere libero chrysippus persone soltanto