 | 1803 - 748 頁
...to reduce the opinion of his antagonifts to an abfurdity. " For example, benevolence without liberty is no virtue ; malignity without liberty is no vice. Both are equally in a neutral ftate. Ada a portion of liberty to both ; benevolence inilantly becomes an, eminent virtue, and malignity... | |
 | William Magee - 1812 - 564 頁
...confounds the distinction between virtue and vice. ThuSj " for example, benevolence zcithout liberty is no virtue; malignity without liberty is no vice. Both are equally in a neutral state. Add a portion of liberty to both ; benevolence instantly becomes an eminent virtue, and malignity... | |
 | Dugald Stewart - 1829 - 662 頁
...will, the essence ot virtue and vice consists irf liberty; for example, benevolence without liberty is no virtue : malignity without liberty is no vice. Both are equally in a neutral state. Add a portion of liberty to both, benevolence instantly becomes an eminent virtue, and malignity... | |
 | Gustav Ferdinand Bockshammer - 1835 - 216 頁
...will, the essence of virtue and vice consists in liberty ; for example, benevolence without liberty is no virtue : malignity without liberty is no vice. Both are equally in a neutral state. Add a portion of liberty to both, benevolence instantly becomes an eminent virtue, and malignity... | |
 | Dugald Stewart - 1849 - 450 頁
...free-will, the essence of virtue and vice consists in liberty ; for example, benevolence without liberty is no virtue : malignity without liberty is no vice. Both are equally in a neutral state. Add a portion of liberty to both, benevolence instantly becomes an eminent virtue, and malignity... | |
 | Dugald Stewart - 1855 - 438 頁
...the essence of virtue and vice consists in liberty. . . . For example : benevolence without liberty is no virtue ; malignity without liberty is no vice. Both are equally in a neutral state. Add a portion of liberty to both ; benevolence instantly becomes an eminent virtue, and malignity... | |
 | Dugald Stewart - 1859 - 444 頁
...the essence of virtue and vice consists in liberty. . . . For example : benevolence without liberty is no virtue ; malignity without liberty is no vice. Both are equally in a neutral state. Add a portion of liberty to both ; benevolence instantly becomes an eminent virtue, and malignity... | |
 | William Watson English - 1865 - 190 頁
...free-will, the essence of virtue and vice consists in liberty For example : benevolence without liberty is no virtue ; malignity without liberty is no vice. Both are equally in a neutral state. Add a portion of liberty to both ; benevolence instantly becomes an eminent virtue, and malignity... | |
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According to the hypothesis of free-will, the essence of virtue and vice consists in liberty ; for example, benevolence without liberty is no virtue : malignity without liberty is no vice. Both are equally in a neutral state. Add a portion of liberty... 