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Excerpt from An Introduction to Mental Philosophy, Vol. 2 of 2: In Two Parts The attempt made in the following pages to determine the meaning of some of the principal terms employed in Philosophy, may, to some, appear an ambitious undertaking, while, to others, it may seem merely a verbal affair. If to emulate the "Great of old" be ambition, to that the author must plead guilty, for Aristotle himself composed a Philosophical Vocabulary, and, ...

Excerpt from An Enquiry Into the Principles of Human Happiness and Human Duty, Vol. 1 of 2: In Two Books However specious this ancient classification may appear, we may fairly doubt whether it ever has been, or is likely, in future, to be of much use in practice. It is liable to the fundamental objection of bringing together subjects widely different, and separating those which are nearly allied, for it unites mind and matter under one head, ...

Excerpt from Analysis and Theory of the Emotions: With Dissertations on Beauty Sublimity and the Ludicrous IN a work published by the Author a few years ago, entitled An Enquiry into the Principles of Human Happiness and Human Duty, a detailed account was given of some of the principal desires, chie¿y with a view to their in¿uence upon human happiness, but no attempt was made at a general classification and theory of the Emotions, such as is ...

Excerpt from The Histories of Tacitus: An English Translation With Introduction, Frontispiece, Notes, Maps and Index IN this translation of the Histories, as in that of the Annals which preceded it, it has been my endeavour to present a version of Tacitus which should carry with it none of the ¿avour of a translation, but should conform to what Mr. Jowett lays down as the first requirement for a translator, that 'his English shall be English'...

Excerpt from The Annals of Tacitus: Books XI-XVI. An English Translation With Introduction, Notes and Maps My surest guide throughout has been the great edition of Mr. Furneaux, whose sane and cautious judgment I have learnt more and more to respect. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. ...

Excerpt from Selections From Tibullus and Propertius Now Virgil died at Brundusium on the 22nd Sept., B. C. 19, and the words of Domitius imply that Tibullus died at the same time, or at least Shortly afterwards. We may therefore assume that his death took place at the end of B. C. 19, or the beginning of B. C. 18. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks....

Excerpt from Efficiency in Education, 1902: Inaugural Address Delivered at the First Annual Meeting of the Scottish MY first duty and pleasure is to congratulate you on the successful formation of the Scottish Classical Association, so happily consummated to-day my second is to express to you my most warm thanks for the honour you have done me in electing me as your first President. This honour, I am well aware, I owe rather to the somewhat d...

Excerpt from Latin Prose Composition, Adapted for the Leaving Certificate and University Preliminary Examinations, Vol. 1 This book has been entirely rewritten. I have been so often asked by former pupils, schoolmasters, and others, to make it complete in itself for teaching purposes, by adding a Syntax, together with the various notes and hints with which I have been accustomed to supplement my own use of it, that I at last consented, though...