Chapter I: Showing wherein the essence of true virtue consists
Chapter II: Showing how that love, wherein true virtue consists, respects the Divine Being and created beings
Chapter III: Concerning the secondary and inferior kind of beauty
Chapter IV: Of self-love, and its various influence, to cause love to others, or the contrary
Chapter V: Of natural conscience, and the moral sense
Chapter VI: Of particular instincts of nature, which in some respects resemble virtue
Chapter VII: The reasons why those things that have been mentioned, which have not the essence of virtue, have yet by many been mistaken for true virtue
Chapter VIII: In what respects virtue or moral good is founded in sentiment; and how far it is founded in the reason and nature of things
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