The Theory of Moral Sentiments - Adam Smith [279]
Native Americans
natural jurisprudence
natural law
natural philosophy
negligence
Nero
Newton, Isaac
noun adjectives
numbers
Oedipus
Olympia
The Orphan of China (Voltaire)
Othello (Shakespeare)
Ovid
paganism
pain: and bodily passions; and denial; and Epicureanism; and praiseworthiness; and sympathy; and unsocial passions; and virtue
Parmenides
Parmenion
Pascal, Blaise
passions: and approval/disapproval; and Aristotelian system of virtue; and gratitude; Mandeville on; and modern philosophical systems; and Platonic system of virtue; and propriety; and rules of morality; and self-command; and self-deceit; and social custom; and Stoicism
Paulus Aemilius
Perrault, Charles
Perrault, Claude
Persaeus
Peter the Great
Petrarca, Francesco (Petrarch)
Pharsalus, battle of
Philip of Castile (Philip I)
Philip of Macedon (Philip II)
Philoctetes
Philopoemen
Phocion
Plato: and Aristotelian system of virtue; and character analysis; and character of virtue; and courage; and the Eclectics; and Epicureanism; and justice; and moral relativism; and public spirit; and social customs; system of virtue
pleasure. See also Epicurus/Epicureanism: and denial; and Epicureanism; Mandeville on; and mutual sympathy; and Platonic system of virtue; and self-command; and temperance
Pliny the Younger
Plutarch
Pompey
Pope, Alexander
positive law. See also justice
positivism
poverty: and authority of conscience; and corruption of moral sentiments; and social status; and Stoicism; and virtue
praiseworthiness; and credulity; and Epicureanism; Mandeville on; and moral relativism; and vanity
propriety: and approval/disapproval; and authority of conscience; and customs and fashion; and gratitude; and justice; and merit; and modern philosophical systems; and passions; and rules of morality; and self-command; and self-deceit; and social status; and Stoicism; and sympathy; and utility; and virtue
prosperity: and authority of conscience; and envy; and Epicureanism; and resentment; and rules of morality; and self-admiration; and selfish passions; and social status; and Stoicism
prudence: and character of virtue; and individual character; and praiseworthiness; and rules of morality; and self-command; Smith’s use of term; and Stoicism; and utility of action
Pufendorf, Samuel
punishment: and animals; approbation of; and authority of conscience; and blame-worthiness; capital punishment; and irregularity of sentiments; and justice; and negligence; and Platonic system of virtue; and praiseworthiness; and prudence; and resentment; and rules of morality; and self-command; morality; and self-command; and social order; and social status; and Stoicism; and treason
Pyrrhus
Pythagoras
Quinault, Phillipe
Quintilian
Racine, Jean
Raleigh, Sir Walter
ranks (social status): and ambition; and compassion; and custom; and family structure; and fashion; and gratitude; and individual character; and language; and self-command; and vanity
reason: and approbation; and character of virtue; loss of; and morality; and Platonic system of virtue
Reformation
Regulus
religion: and blame-worthiness; and divine justice; and duty; and happiness of others; and rules of morality; and self-admiration
resentment: and approval/disapproval; and fortune; and justice; objects of; and propriety of passions; and punishment; and rules of morality; and sociability; and social status; and sympathy; and unsocial passions
Retz, Paul de Gondi, Cardinal de
Riccoboni, Marie-Jeanne
Richardson, Samuel
Richelieu, Armand du Plessis, Cardinal de
Roman Catholic Church
Roman culture: and the arts; and friendships; and patriotism; and public spirit; and rules of morality; and self-command; and social customs; and social status; and suicide; and utility
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
Russell, William, Lord
Sallust
Santeuil, Jean
savages
Scipio Aemilianus
Scipio Africanus
Scipio Nascia
Scottish Enlightenment
self-command. See also temperance: and authority of conscience; and propriety; and resentment of suffering; and social custom; and Stoicism;