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This desire the Stoics called oikeiwois , the domestic instinct or feeling of kindred . And , therefore , the assertion that by nature every animal is impelled only to seek its own advantage or good , if stated so generally as to ...
This desire the Stoics called oikeiwois , the domestic instinct or feeling of kindred . And , therefore , the assertion that by nature every animal is impelled only to seek its own advantage or good , if stated so generally as to ...
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And this tendency to the conservation of society , which we have now expressed in a rude manner , and which tendency is in agreement with the nature of the human intellect , is the source of jus , or natural law , properly so called .
And this tendency to the conservation of society , which we have now expressed in a rude manner , and which tendency is in agreement with the nature of the human intellect , is the source of jus , or natural law , properly so called .
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although jus , properly so called , is really very different in its nature and has this for its special office , - to leave to another what is his , to give to him what we owe . 11. And what we have said would still have great weight ...
although jus , properly so called , is really very different in its nature and has this for its special office , - to leave to another what is his , to give to him what we owe . 11. And what we have said would still have great weight ...
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And this is what is called the law of nations , or international law , when we distinguish it from natural law . And this part of law is omitted by Carneades , who divides all law into natural law and the civil laws of special peoples ...
And this is what is called the law of nations , or international law , when we distinguish it from natural law . And this part of law is omitted by Carneades , who divides all law into natural law and the civil laws of special peoples ...
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... protect themselves ; while great States , which seem to embrace within them all that is requisite to support life in comfort , do not appear to have need of that virtue which regards extraneous parties , and is called justice . 22.
... protect themselves ; while great States , which seem to embrace within them all that is requisite to support life in comfort , do not appear to have need of that virtue which regards extraneous parties , and is called justice . 22.
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| Title | Old South Leaflets Old South Leaflets, Old South Association Issue 5 of Old South leaflets: Annual series |
| Contributor | Old South Association |
| Publisher | Directors of the Old South Work, 1902 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 13 Mar 2010 |
| Length | 8 pages |
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