There is a short and unsatisfactory account of Cumberland's book in Mackintosh's Ethical Philosophy, pp.
Dissertation on the Progress of Ethical Philosophy.
The three *principal schools of ethical philosophyin Greece* were the Peripatetic, the Epicurean, and the Stoic.
Goodness, badness, and obligation must be realised somewhere in order really to exist; and the first step in ethical philosophy is to see that no merely inorganic 'nature of things' can realize them.
First of all, what is the position of him who seeks an ethical philosophy?
We all help to determine the content of ethical philosophy so far as we contribute to the race's moral life.
I have gone rather at length into a kind of analysis of this treatise, because it is now very little read, and yet was of great importance in the annals of ethical philosophy.
In this respect, therefore, Cumberland may be deemed to make an epoch in the history of ethical philosophy, though Puffendorf, whose work was published the same year, may have nearly equal claims to it.
One of them has certainly the appearance of implicating Gassendi, and has been quoted as such by Sir James Mackintosh, in his Dissertation on Ethical Philosophy.
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