Note 223 — Chapter XXVII
Reading edition
Read ὑπὸ not ἀπό.
[224] "To believe, to suffer, and to love, was the primitive taste" (Milner).
[225] This clause is perhaps to be omitted here.
[226] See Card. Bausset, Vie de Fénelon, ii. 375. Leibnitz, in a letter to T. Burnet, quotes the words from a work of his own; Amare est felicitate alterius delectari.