Pammachus, St., his hospital, ii. [80]
Panætius, the founder of the Roman Stoics, his disbelief in the immortality of the soul, i. 183
Pandars, punishment of, ii. [316]
Parents, reason why some savages did not regard their murder as criminal, i. 101
Parthenon, the, at Athens, i. 105
Pascal, his advocacy of piety as a matter of prudence, i. 17, note.
His adherence to the opinion of Ockham as to the foundation of the moral law, 17, note.
His thought on the humiliation created by deriving pleasure from certain amusements, i. 86, note
Patriotism, period when it flourished, i. 136.
Peculiar characteristic of the virtue, 177, 178.