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1819 Apr. 16
Deontology — Private. Rudiments
I. Theoretic Part
Ordo
Principal instruments &
arrangement:
1. Pleasure and Pain Table
2. Sanctions — List of the
3. Offences — Tabular
Classification of.
4. Aristotle's list of
Virtues and Vices
5. Occasions calling
for moral action —
Table of them to be made.
6. J. B.'s reduced list
of Virtues. viz.
1. Prudence purely self-
regarding. 2. Prudence
extra-regarding. 3. Beneficence
including benevolence.
N.B. To a great extent
the dictates of extra-regarding
prudence prescribe
beneficence and benevolence.
On this account, these
must in the order of delivery
precede Extra-regarding
Prudence. Say thus
1. Prudence purely self-
regarding
2. Beneficence and benevolence
3. Prudence extra-regarding
7. Concomitant to every
Virtue must be the correspondent
and opposite
Vice. or
Each Virtue has respect
to i. Positive Acts: 2 Negative
Acts. Negative
Acts consist in the avoidance
of the opposite vice
i.e. avoiding to produce
it on occasion by which
the practice of it is rendered
possible.
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