Assurance of success, quickening to moral endeavor, [220]–[222].
Aurelius, Marcus, [33].
Authority, moral, belongs not to utility or pleasure, [158]–[160];
nor to "the beautiful," [144];
but to "the right," supremely, [79]–[80], [87]–[88], [126]–[136], [158]–[159], [178]–[191];
to conscience, as discerning the right, [57]–[58], [86]–[99], [104].
Bain, Alexander, [121], [154].
Benevolent affections, not supreme, [90]–[92].
Bentham, Jeremy, [154].
Book of the Dead, [33].
Bowne, Prof. Borden P., [29], [36], [62], [153], [170], [186].
Buckle, [43].