'Hdonoysapia, or, The doctrine of delectations to please and profit men : the first part shewing the nature, order, use and abuse of pleasures, according to the various capacities of men / written some years since by a reverend divine and publish'd at the request of severall freinds from the origina

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Hill, Joseph. 'Hdonoysapia, or, The doctrine of delectations to please and profit men : the first part shewing the nature, order, use and abuse of pleasures, according to the various capacities of men / written some years since by a reverend divine and publish'd at the request of severall freinds from the originall.

'Hdonoysapia, or, The doctrine of delectations to please and profit men : the first part shewing the nature, order, use and abuse of pleasures, according to the various capacities of men / written some years since by a reverend divine and publish'd at the request of severall freinds from the originall. 1685.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/311565302

Manuscript work on philosophy, dated 1685, and written (or at least copied) by one Joseph Hill. The volume contains two parts, the first a discourse on human pleasures and impulses, and the second a demonstration of this discourse by way of classical-style dialog.

[ii], 1-33, 1-20, [11] p., bound ; 20 cm.

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