Contents I. Showing Wherein the Essence of True Virtue Consists          1 II. Showing How That Love, Wherein True Virtue Consists, Respects the Divine Being and Created Things          14 III. Concerning the Secondary and Inferior Kind of Beauty        27 IV. Of Self-Love, and Its Various Influence, to Cause Love to Others, or the Contrary         42 V. Of Natural Conscience, and the Moral Sense        61 VI. Of Particular Instincts of Nature, Which in Some Respects Resemble Virtue         75 VII. The Reasons Why Those Things That Have Been Mentioned, Which Have Not the Essence of Virtue, Have Yet by Many Been Mistaken for True Virtue      85 VIII. In What Respects Virtue or Moral Good Is Founded in Sentiment; and How Far It Is Founded in the Reason and Nature of Things        98