Moral Virtue Delineated, originally published in the 17th century, offers a fascinating glimpse into the moral and ethical thought of the period. Presented in both French and English, this collection of one hundred and three short lectures explores essential principles of morality. Marin Le Roy Gomberville's work, enhanced by Pierre Daret's illustrations, provides accessible insights into virtue, duty, and the cultivation of a moral life. Penelope Aubin's contribution further enriches this bilingual edition, making it a valuable resource for students of French literature, moral philosophy, and the history of ethical thought. "Moral Virtue Delineated" serves as both a language-learning tool and a timeless guide to virtuous living, appealing to readers interested in historical texts and the enduring relevance of moral teachings.
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