Schleiermacher's Introductions to the Dialogues of PlatoThoemmes Press, 1992 - 432 sivua |
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Sivu 125
... Parmenides , which seem to us here superfluous and sophistical . It would be a serviceable undertaking , though one that does not belong to this place , to follow out this track further . That Plato respected Zeno very highly as a ...
... Parmenides , which seem to us here superfluous and sophistical . It would be a serviceable undertaking , though one that does not belong to this place , to follow out this track further . That Plato respected Zeno very highly as a ...
Sivu 126
... Parmenides , all that can be intended by them , at the most , is that he did not just at first re- spect him quite so highly as he deserved . It is more- over clear enough that Plato makes Parmenides speak quite in his own spirit , that ...
... Parmenides , all that can be intended by them , at the most , is that he did not just at first re- spect him quite so highly as he deserved . It is more- over clear enough that Plato makes Parmenides speak quite in his own spirit , that ...
Sivu 422
... Parmenides was written at the earliest after the Theætetus , since in the latter the solution is at once so decidedly commenced of those problems which in the Parmenides are but slightly indicated . For , Ast has by no means distinctly ...
... Parmenides was written at the earliest after the Theætetus , since in the latter the solution is at once so decidedly commenced of those problems which in the Parmenides are but slightly indicated . For , Ast has by no means distinctly ...
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 1 |
INTRODUCTION TO THE PHEDRUS | 48 |
LYSIS | 74 |
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