_The Tutor_ is an elaborate work in three books, containing rules
for behaviour and conduct. It was preceded by and combined with
another work, in which he refutes the impiety of the heathen. These
discourses have nothing in common with the _Outlines_, since they
are entirely free from idle and blasphemous opinions. The style is
florid, rising at times to an agreeable and moderate loftiness,
while the display of learning is not inappropriate. In the last book
something is said about images.