Philosophers, the, have confused ideas of things, 72; influence of ima… — Pensées

Pensées — Blaise Pascal

Philosophers, the, have confused ideas of things, 72; influence of imagination upon, 82; disquiet inquirers, 184; made their ethics independent of the immortality of the soul, 219, 220; have mastered their passions, 349; believe in God without Christ, 463; their motto, 464; have consecrated vices, 503; what they advise, 509; did not prescribe suitable feelings, 524

Place: Act, the last, is tragic, 210 · ¶3605
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