[11] 'For, not only would all reason come to nought, even life itself would immediately be overthrown, unless you dare to trust the senses.'—iv. 507-8.
[12] i. 135.
[13] 'Since nothing in our body has been produced in order that we might be able to put it to use, but what has been produced creates its own use.'—iv. 834-35.
[14] 'And love impaired their strength, and children, by their coaxing ways, easily broke down the proud temper of their fathers.'—v. 1017-18.
[15] vi. 60-1.
[16] E.g. i. 54; v. 154.
[17] Macaulay.
[18] E.g. i. 694.
[19] iv. 478-79.