Phædon, or the Death of Socrates

Though it maybe difficult to advance any thing new on a fubjeét which has exercrfed fo 'many able pens, the author, neverthe lefs, requefts the reader's attention' to the proofs which he draws from the harmony of moral truths he does not remember to have read them elfevvhere; and to every perfon who admits his principles, he thinks they mufl: carry perfect conviction.