* If there be no evil after death, neither can death it self be evil.] Death as a passage to a State of insensibility can have no very formidable aspect: and this is offer'd to overthrow the first Branch in the disjunctive Syllogisme, as if death were evil to them that are to dye. But the Heathen World knew not the universal calpableness of man∣kind: the rigorous Sanction of a just Law, and Power of the Law-giver to put his Sentence in Execution, wherein the Terrors of Death doth consist.
The five days debate at Cicero's house in Tusculum between master and sophister.
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