Schleiermacher's Introductions to the Dialogues of PlatoThoemmes Press, 1992 - 432 sivua |
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Sivu 183
... hence , how much in this second period proceeded from the point which we have specified as the centre point of the Gorgias , and what on the contrary belongs , so to speak , to a second formation , or must be referred to the point ...
... hence , how much in this second period proceeded from the point which we have specified as the centre point of the Gorgias , and what on the contrary belongs , so to speak , to a second formation , or must be referred to the point ...
Sivu 186
... hence come those very strong expressions , outbidding anything in the Protagoras , against the most celebrated Athenian states- man of all time , with a slight reservation in favour of the living , as if they were less guilty ; hence ...
... hence come those very strong expressions , outbidding anything in the Protagoras , against the most celebrated Athenian states- man of all time , with a slight reservation in favour of the living , as if they were less guilty ; hence ...
Sivu 426
... hence what bad authorities Athenæus followed in what he says against Plato , or what inconsiderate use he has made of his collectanea , without even taking care not to confound names and times . What Speusippus other- wise says must be ...
... hence what bad authorities Athenæus followed in what he says against Plato , or what inconsiderate use he has made of his collectanea , without even taking care not to confound names and times . What Speusippus other- wise says must be ...
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 1 |
INTRODUCTION TO THE PHEDRUS | 48 |
LYSIS | 74 |
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