1. THE Subject of these Contemplations is Love: A thing that has employ'd many curious Pens to little purpose, and has been perhaps the most and withall the worst written upon of any Subject in the World.
An edition of Theory and Regulation of Love
(1990)
Theory and Regulation of Love
A Moral Essay
by John Norris
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Theory and Regulation of Love: A Moral Essay
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The Theory and Regulation of Love: A Moral Essay; to which are added Letters Philosophical and Moral between the Author and Dr. Henry More (Thoemmes Press - Thoemmes Library of British Philosophers)
January 1990, Thoemmes Continuum
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