The Ethics of Diet: A Catena of Authorities Deprecatory of the Practice of Flesh EatingDigiCat, 2022 M05 29 - 719 páginas People thinking that vegetarianism is a modern movement of the 21st century will be surprised to know that this philosophy of life has deep roots in history and was quite popular at the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century. The author of the book Howard Williams gives an account of vegetarianism from antiquity to his contemporaries in the 19th century. Remarkably, world-famous writer Leo Tolstoy prepared the Russian translation of this book. |
Contenido
OVID 43 B C 18 A D | 17 |
SENECA D IED 65 A D | 40 |
PLUTARCHESSAY ON FLESHEATING | 47 |
TERTULLIAN 160240 ? A D | 55 |
CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA D IED 220 ? A D | |
CHRYSOSTOM 347407 A D | |
CORNARO 14651566 | |
SIR THOMAS MORE 14801535 | |
BERNARD DE MANDEVILLE 16701733 | |
GAY 16881732 | |
CHEYNE 16711743 | |
POPE 16881744 | |
HARTLEY 17051757 | |
CHESTERFIELD 16941773 | |
VOLTAIRE 16941778 | |
HALLER 17081777 | |
MONTAIGNE 15331592 | |
RAY 16271705 | |
EVELYN 16201706 | |
COCCHI 16951758 | |
ROUSSEAU 17121778 | |
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