unsuitableness


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10) For this distinction between syllabic and alphabetic writing and the unsuitableness of the former to essentially original composition, cf.
Linguistic, Mycenaean, and Iliadic traditions behind Penelope's recognition of Odysseus
It is not usually our condition itself, but the unsuitableness thereof to our disposition and desires .
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In the suitableness or unsuitableness, in the proportion or disproportion which the affection seems to bear to the cause or object which excites it, consists the propriety or impropriety, the decency or ungracefulness of the consequent action.
Aristotle and Adam Smith on justice: cooperation between ancients and moderns?

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