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 To the third one proceeds thus. It seems that it is not part of the notion of virtue to be good habitude. For sin is always drawn from ba...

  The Tides of Change by George Sterling Wherewith is Beauty fashioned? Canst thou deem Her evanescent roses bourgeon save Within the sunlig...

 People crave and seek for a kind of infinity in every aspect of their life -- in ability and in pleasure, in access and in reward, in sex a...

The Death of Turpin The Archbishop on swooning Roland gazed and to his quick he felt the pang of grief; he seized a helmet close at hand; hi...

  By Moonlight by Nora May French Is this the world I knew? Beneath the day It glowed with golden heat, with vivid hues -- Mountains and sky...

 To the second one proceeds thus. It seems that it is not proper to the notion of human virtue that it be working habitude. For Tully says...

 * Juan Carlos Gonzalez, Finding Aristotle: An Unspoken Debt in Kant's Teleology (PDF) * The "Public Domain Review" discusses...