Schleiermacher's Introductions to the Dialogues of PlatoArno Press, 1973 - 432 sivua |
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Sivu 119
... unity itself and all besides unity , according as the former is supposed to exist or not to exist . And with this , notwithstanding that he had not pledged himself that such would be the result , he finds himself in the strange ...
... unity itself and all besides unity , according as the former is supposed to exist or not to exist . And with this , notwithstanding that he had not pledged himself that such would be the result , he finds himself in the strange ...
Sivu 121
... unity is considered also according to its own separate potentialities : but this is , first , not an educt from the idea of unity ; and , secondly , Plato in- dicates so clearly when this is the case , that neither can the attentive ...
... unity is considered also according to its own separate potentialities : but this is , first , not an educt from the idea of unity ; and , secondly , Plato in- dicates so clearly when this is the case , that neither can the attentive ...
Sivu 122
... unity , it must not be forgotten , that unity is the general form of all ideas alike , which Plato himself sometimes calls unities ; and that , accordingly , it is from this dialectic point that the opposition of unity to all not ...
... unity , it must not be forgotten , that unity is the general form of all ideas alike , which Plato himself sometimes calls unities ; and that , accordingly , it is from this dialectic point that the opposition of unity to all not ...
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 1 |
INTRODUCTION TO THE PHEDRUS | 48 |
LYSIS | 74 |
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