Schleiermacher's Introductions to the Dialogues of PlatoArno Press, 1973 - 432 sivua |
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Sivu 98
... consequently , that that virtue also ranges into ingenuity in calculation . Against that proof Protagoras had defended himself in a manner , as has been already remarked , actually worthless and foreign to the subject , which Socrates ...
... consequently , that that virtue also ranges into ingenuity in calculation . Against that proof Protagoras had defended himself in a manner , as has been already remarked , actually worthless and foreign to the subject , which Socrates ...
Sivu 231
... consequently in entire contradiction to the supposed nature of language ; but we recognize the jesting spirit even far more in the expressions of Socrates himself , when he ridicules this species of wisdom as an inspi- ration quite ...
... consequently in entire contradiction to the supposed nature of language ; but we recognize the jesting spirit even far more in the expressions of Socrates himself , when he ridicules this species of wisdom as an inspi- ration quite ...
Sivu 354
... consequently , that a just life is alone a happy one , be- cause , moreover , the soul can perfectly execute its office , comprising the duties of deliberation * , governing , and superintendance , only by means of its own proper perfec ...
... consequently , that a just life is alone a happy one , be- cause , moreover , the soul can perfectly execute its office , comprising the duties of deliberation * , governing , and superintendance , only by means of its own proper perfec ...
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 1 |
INTRODUCTION TO THE PHEDRUS | 48 |
LYSIS | 74 |
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