Excerpt from Oeuvres Morales de Plutarque, Vol. 5
R pugnarcb naturelle manger de la chair des ani maux. II. La cruelle n cessit put seule y contraindre les premiers hommes. III. Ils se nourrissoient de mous se, de glands, etc. IV. Ingratitude, cruaut et sensua lit manger de la chair. VII. La nature n’a pas destin l’homme tre carnivore. VIII. Excellente r ponse d’un hc d monien. IX. Nous changeons le go t, l’odeur, la couleur, le nom m me de la chair, pour nous d terminer en manger. X. Diog ne veut vaincre cette r pugnance il mange de la chair crue. XI. La chair fortifie le corps au d triment de l’ame. XII. Humanit ne point maltraiter les animaux. XIII. Raison de ne point manger de la chair.
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