. The doctrine of morality : or, A view of human life, according to the stoick philosophy : exemplify'd in one hundred and three copper-plates, done by the celebrated Monsieur Daret, engraver to the Late French King, with an explanation of each plate . Hor %ft & fideli tutaflentio Mer ces. Arcamim neque tu fcrutaberis ullius Ccmmijfumque teges, & vino tortus, & ira. C to lib i. Virtutem primam ejfepwta, compefcere livgvamD:flick. ProximusilleDeoef, quifcitratione tacere. I Silence is always rewarded. ■ In Secrets never pry : Nor what -thou knowft dif- [clcfè:Tho
. The doctrine of morality : or, A view of human life, according to the stoick philosophy : exemplify'd in one hundred and three copper-plates, done by the celebrated Monsieur Daret, engraver to the Late French King, with an explanation of each plate . Hor %ft & fideli tutaflentio Mer ces. Arcamim neque tu fcrutaberis ullius Ccmmijfumque teges, & vino tortus, & ira. C to lib i. Virtutem primam ejfepwta, compefcere livgvamD:flick. ProximusilleDeoef, quifcitratione tacere. I Silence is always rewarded. ■ In Secrets never pry : Nor what -thou knowft dif- [clcfè:Tho Anger urge, yet dont thy Friend [ expofe. The chiefeft Prcof of Virtue, is to reftrain andcurb the Tongue. He is almoft a God, whoknows when to be filent. Ls A View of H uman Lî f e. 57. Le pence eft un bien fupré la vertu diifage ; & celle dun amant^ui m parle que rarement Nojfènce jamais ce quil ayme. Hail, Silence, good Supreme, chief ExcellenceIn the Brave, Lovery-and beft Proof of Senfè.The Wife nere let their Tongues their Thoughts [ feldom will offend, who will but little fay. ! d The 5» The Dofîrine of Morality; or, The Explanation of the Twenty-Ninth Pi&ure. Le Silence eft la vie de lAmour. «gefcs*s|.0 ICT dans tnmefme Tableau deux fuppli-«g y & ces bien cruels. Mais cefine fas conoifire&W$ ùitf*™ peines, mu, de les comparer<* **.< \\m à Vautre. L execrable invention de lin-humain-. Penile, efionne les courages les plus ajfeurez ;& cejliovtce que nofire philofophie peut faire, que dedonner àfes SeBateurs ajjèz de fermeté, pour entendrefans efffoy, les mngijfements, qui fortent par les or-gares de ce Bœuf artificiel, des Innocents malheureuxqui brident tous vifs dam fon ventre. Cependant fivous confidere
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