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Contents. - Vol. I. Life of Michael de Montaigne; Author to the reader; That men by various ways arrive at the same end; Sorrow; That our affections carry themselves beyond us; That the soul discharges its passions upon false objects where the true are wanting; Whether the governor of a place besieged ought himself to go out to parley; That the hour of parley is dangerous; That the intention is judge of our actions; Idleness; Liars; Quick or slow speech; Prognostication; Constancy, or firmness; The ceremony of the interview of

MONTGOMERY.

Montaigne, Michael de, continued.

princes; That men are justly punished for be-
ing obstinate in the defence of a fort that is not
in reason to be defended; Of the punishment
of cowardice; A proceeding of some ambassa-
dors: Fear; That men are not to judge of our
happiness till after death; That to study philos-
ophy is to learn to die; The force of imagina-
tion; That the profit of one man is the incon-
venience of another: Of custom, and that we
should not easily change a law received; Vari-
ous events from the same council; Pedantry;
The education of children; That it is folly to
measure truth and error by our own capacity;
Friendship; Nine and twenty sonnets of Esti-
enne de la Boetie: Moderation; Cannibals;
That a man is soberly to judge of divine ordi-
nances; That we are to avoid pleasures, even at
the expense of life; That fortune is oftentimes
observed to act by the rule of reason; One de-
fect in our government; The custom of wear-
ing clothes; Cato the younger; That we laugh
and cry for the same thing; Solitude; Consider-
tion upon Cicero; That the relish of good and
evil in a great measure depends on the opinion
we have of them; Not to communicate a man's
honour or glory; The inequality amongst us;
Sumptuary laws; Sleep; The battle of Dreux;
Names: The uncertainty of our judgment;
Destriers; Ancient customs; Democritus and
Heraclitus; The vanity of words; The parsi-
mony of the ancients; A saying of Caesar:
Vain subtleties; Smells; Prayers; Age; The
inconsistency of our actions; Drunkenness.
II. Custom of the isle of Cea: Business to-mor-
row; Conscience; Use makes perfect; Recom-
penses of honour; The affection of fathers to
their children; The arms of the Parthians;
Books; Cruelty; Apology for Raimond Sebond;
Judging of the death of another; That the mind
hinders itself; That our desires are augmented
by difficulties; Glory: Presumption; Giving
the lie; Liberty of conscience; That we taste
nothing pure; Against idleness; Riding post;
Ill means employed to a good end; The Roman
grandeur; Not to counterfeit being sick;
Thumbs; Cowardice the mother of cruelty;
All things have their season; Virtue; A mon-
strous child; Anger; Defence of Seneca and
Plutarch; Story of Spuria; Observation on
the mode of carrying on war according to Julius
Caesar; Three good women; The most excel-
lent men. III. The resemblance of children to
their fathers; Profit and honesty; Repentance;
Three commerces; Diversion; Upon some
verses of Virgil; Coaches; The inconvenience
of greatness; The art of conversation; Vanity;
Managing one's will; Cripples; Physiognomy;
Experience; Appendix; Bibliographical notice
of the editions of Montaigne's essays; Extracts
from the essays; Portraits of Montaigne; Index
to the authors quoted in the essays. IV. Biog
raphy, by Bayle St. John: Diary of a journey
through Switzerland and Germany into Italy;
Letters; Advertisment for the works of La
Boetie to the reader; Appendix to works; Al-
phabetical index to the principal matters con-
tained in the works of Montaigne.

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