Schleiermacher's Introductions to the Dialogues of PlatoArno Press, 1973 - 432 sivua |
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... Menon naturally comes to stand nearer to the Theætetus and before the others . For when Plato wrote the Menon , had as much been already done in public expositions towards the scientific solution of this question , as we shall find in ...
... Menon naturally comes to stand nearer to the Theætetus and before the others . For when Plato wrote the Menon , had as much been already done in public expositions towards the scientific solution of this question , as we shall find in ...
Sivu 210
... Menon taken from natural philosophy are most manifestly connected with what is adduced in the Theætetus in ... Menon connects itself with both dia- logues by the similarity of its polemics . For the allusion to Aristippus , the bosom ...
... Menon taken from natural philosophy are most manifestly connected with what is adduced in the Theætetus in ... Menon connects itself with both dia- logues by the similarity of its polemics . For the allusion to Aristippus , the bosom ...
Sivu 213
... Menon is indispensable to us as a strengthening key - stone of the dialogues which form the beginning of the second series , so it is also from those references indispensable as a key to much not yet expressly solved in the first series ...
... Menon is indispensable to us as a strengthening key - stone of the dialogues which form the beginning of the second series , so it is also from those references indispensable as a key to much not yet expressly solved in the first series ...
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 1 |
INTRODUCTION TO THE PHEDRUS | 48 |
LYSIS | 74 |
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