Schleiermacher's Introductions to the Dialogues of PlatoThoemmes Press, 1992 - 432 sivua |
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... Antisthenes where it is conceded somewhat contemptuously by all and repeatedly asseverated , that a sophist cannot teach virtue , for Antisthenes maintained the positive side in a sense which did not meet Plato's views , and where his ...
... Antisthenes where it is conceded somewhat contemptuously by all and repeatedly asseverated , that a sophist cannot teach virtue , for Antisthenes maintained the positive side in a sense which did not meet Plato's views , and where his ...
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... Antisthenes , that there is no such thing as contradiction . Now if we compare with this several particular allusions in the dia- logue , and another passage of Aristotle , where he says that Gorgias , the first instructor of Antisthenes ...
... Antisthenes , that there is no such thing as contradiction . Now if we compare with this several particular allusions in the dia- logue , and another passage of Aristotle , where he says that Gorgias , the first instructor of Antisthenes ...
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... Antisthenes is to be regarded as the founder not only of the Cynics but also of the Stoics , only that these latter reverted more to Plato , from whom the former , seduced by personal differences , had separated himself more widely ...
... Antisthenes is to be regarded as the founder not only of the Cynics but also of the Stoics , only that these latter reverted more to Plato , from whom the former , seduced by personal differences , had separated himself more widely ...
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 1 |
INTRODUCTION TO THE PHEDRUS | 48 |
LYSIS | 74 |
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