Self-denial, the Utilitarian theory unfavourable to, i. 66
Self-examination, history of the practice of, i. 247-249
Self-sacrifice, asceticism the great school of, ii. [155]
Seneca, his conception of the Deity, i. 163, note, 164.
His distinction between the affections and diseases, 189, note.
And between clemency and pity, 189.
His virtues and vices, i. 194.
On the natural virtue of man and power of his will, 197.
On the Sacred Spirit dwelling in man, 198.
On death, 205.