This work uses the wisdom of the Daemon of Socrates to discredit oracles, and it maintains that drunkenness overthrows reason
This work uses the wisdom of the Daemon of Socrates to discredit oracles, and it maintains that drunkenness overthrows reasoning, and not just discomposes understanding, which is why it is the worst vice. Another section praises the author of Discourse on Voluntary Servitude, and this book argues against [?] torture because of false confessions. The author of this text wonders whether his cat is amusing herself more than he is amusing to her. In addition to this text citing Etienne de la Boetie for the work "On Friendship" and featuring "An Apology for Raymond Sebond," this work talks about the man-eaters of Brazil in "On Cannibals." For ten points, name this work containing the viewpoints of Michel Montaigne.
This work uses the wisdom of the Daemon of Socrates to discredit oracles, and it maintains that drunkenness overthrows reasoning, and not just discomposes understanding, which is why it is the worst vice.
{Essais} or {Essays} (or like {Montaigne's Essais} or {Essays} of Montaigne)