His condemnation of suicide, 212, and note.
His remarks on universal brotherhood, 241.
His inculcation of the practice of self-examination, 248
Platonic school, its ideal, i. 322
Platonists, their more or less pantheistic conception of the Deity, i. 163.
Practical nature of their philosophy, 329.
The Platonic ethics ascendant in Rome, 331
Pleasure the only good, according to the Utilitarians, i. 7.
Illustrations of the distinction between the higher and lower parts of our nature in our pleasures, 83-85.
Pleasures of a civilised compared with those of a semi-civilised society, 86.