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But in both Horace & Phædrus the mention of Utility<lb/> | |||
as a motive to conduct appears rather accidental than otherwise<lb/> | |||
Neither of them <del>app</del> seems to have understood the value & importance<lb/> | |||
of the <del>principle</del> <add>doctrine</add> <del>they</del> <add>he</add> | |||
put forward — In neither case does it occupy<lb/> | |||
the position of a great & important principle — It was<lb/> | |||
adopted by no sect — it was <add>avowed</add> followed — worshipped by no votaries<lb/> | |||
It was wholly in an embryo state — It had no influential —<lb/> | |||
no presiding power — it had not obtained a place in the<del><gap/></del><lb/> | |||
Elysian fields among these aphorisms, written in letters of light<lb/> | |||
which Æneas found Anchises passing under review. Unvalued<lb/> | |||
& unheeded it remained — like the <del>Aristotelian <gap/></del> <add><del><gap/></del> truth which dropped by chance from the heedless pen of Aristotle</add> that<lb/> | |||
all ideas have their origin in the senses — two magnificent<lb/> | |||
principles where consequences were hidden from the perception<lb/> | |||
of many, — many generations. Locke | |||
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But in both Horace & Phædrus the mention of Utility
as a motive to conduct appears rather accidental than otherwise
Neither of them app seems to have understood the value & importance
of the principle doctrine they he
put forward — In neither case does it occupy
the position of a great & important principle — It was
adopted by no sect — it was avowed followed — worshipped by no votaries
It was wholly in an embryo state — It had no influential —
no presiding power — it had not obtained a place in the
Elysian fields among these aphorisms, written in letters of light
which Æneas found Anchises passing under review. Unvalued
& unheeded it remained — like the Aristotelian truth which dropped by chance from the heedless pen of Aristotle that
all ideas have their origin in the senses — two magnificent
principles where consequences were hidden from the perception
of many, — many generations. Locke
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