An essay on this subject quotes a Scythian philosopher to open a section on the value of cold, and endorses wearing shoes thin enough to let (-5[1])in water. That essay on this subject, which originated as a series of letters to Edward Clarke, popularized the English translation “a sound mind in a sound body” (15[1])for a phrase of Juvenal’s. Another treatise on this subject attacks La Fontaine’s “The (-5[1])Crow and the Fox” and contains an oft-excerpted passage claiming that the “duties of (*) religion are independent of the institutions (-5[1])of men.” A treatise that included the scandalous “Creed (10[1])of the Savoyard (10[1])Vicar” (10[1])discusses (10[1])this (10[1])subject, (10[4])about which John Locke wrote “Some Thoughts.” (10[1]-5[3])For 10 (10[1])points, Jean-Jacques (-5[1])Rousseau expounded his theories (10[1])of what practice in his novelistic treatise Emile? (10[1]) (10[6])■END■