The Ethics of Diet. Howard Williams

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       Howard Williams

      The Ethics of Diet

      A Catena of Authorities Deprecatory of the Practice of Flesh Eating

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4057664648310

Table of Contents

       PREFACE.

       I. HESIOD. E IGHTH C ENTURY B.C.

       II. PYTHAGORAS. 570–470 B.C.

       III. PLATO. 428–347 B.C.

       IV. OVID. 43 B.C.–18 A.D.

       V. SENECA. D IED 65 A.D.

       VI. PLUTARCH. 40–120 A.D. (?)

       PLUTARCH—ESSAY ON FLESH-EATING.

       VII. TERTULLIAN. 160–240 (?) A.D.

       VIII. CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA. D IED 220 (?) A.D.

       IX. PORPHYRY. 233–306 (?) A.D.

       X. CHRYSOSTOM. 347–407 A.D.

       XI. CORNARO. 1465–1566.

       XII. SIR THOMAS MORE. 1480–1535.

       XIII. MONTAIGNE. 1533–1592.

       XIV. GASSENDI. 1592–1655.

       XV. RAY. 1627–1705.

       XVI. EVELYN. 1620–1706.

       XVII. BERNARD DE MANDEVILLE. 1670–1733.

       XVIII. GAY. 1688–1732.

       XIX. CHEYNE. 1671–1743.

       XX. POPE. 1688–1744.

       XXI. THOMSON. 1700–1748.

       XXII. HARTLEY. 1705–1757.

       XXIII. CHESTERFIELD. 1694–1773.

       XXIV. VOLTAIRE. 1694–1778.

       XXV. HALLER. 1708–1777.

       XXVI. COCCHI. 1695–1758.

       XXVII. ROUSSEAU. 1712–1778.

       XXVIII. LINNÉ. 1707–1778.

       XXIX. BUFFON. 1707–1788.

       XXX. HAWKESWORTH. 1715–1773.

       XXXI. PALEY. 1743–1805.

       XXXII. ST. PIERRE. 1737–1814.

       XXXIII. OSWALD. 1730–1793.

       XXXIV. HUFELAND. 1762–1836.

       XXXV. RITSON. 1761–1830.

       XXXVI. NICHOLSON. 1760–1825.

       XXXVII. ABERNETHY. 1763–1831.

       XXXVIII. LAMBE. 1765–1847.

       XXXIX. NEWTON. 1770–1825.

       XL. GLEÏZÈS. 1773–1843.

       XLI. SHELLEY. 1792–1822.

       XLII. PHILLIPS. 1767–1840.

       XLIII. LAMARTINE. 1790–1869.

       XLIV. MICHELET. 1797–1874.

       XLV. COWHERD. 1763–1816.

       XLVI. METCALFE. 1788–1862.

       XLVII. GRAHAM. 1794–1851.

       XLVIII. STRUVE. 1805–1870.

       XLIX. DAUMER. 1800–1875.