It features a digression on the pleasures of pineapple during a series of Dialogues between Horatio and Cleomenes.
It features a digression on the pleasures of pineapple during a series of Dialogues between Horatio and Cleomenes. It notes that the very poor in the present live better than the rich did in the past and, in another section, compares the careers of Cato and Cicero, concluding that the latter is the better man for being "a fulsome trumpeter of his own [*] praises." Published with a prefatory essay entitled An Enquiry into the Origin of Moral Virtue as well as twenty Remarks, that explicated its poetical inspiration, it argues that convenience and decency depend on social class and that every species of public benefit is basically some form of private vice. FTP identify this work that was based on its author's poem "The Grumbling Hive" a work by Bernard Mandeville.
It features a digression on the pleasures of pineapple during a series of Dialogues between Horatio and Cleomenes.
The {Fable of the Bees}