Schleiermacher's Introductions to the Dialogues of PlatoThoemmes Press, 1992 - 432 sivua |
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... Philebus ; and hence on their account , the Euthydemus appears to be a transitional member by no means superfluous , and here certainly , quite in its proper place . After we have thus properly estimated the essential part of the ...
... Philebus ; and hence on their account , the Euthydemus appears to be a transitional member by no means superfluous , and here certainly , quite in its proper place . After we have thus properly estimated the essential part of the ...
Sivu 309
... PHILEBUS . FROM the earliest times to the present , the Philebus has been regarded as one of the most important of the works of Plato , and also , as one of the most difficult . Even those who , strangely enough , consider the great ...
... PHILEBUS . FROM the earliest times to the present , the Philebus has been regarded as one of the most important of the works of Plato , and also , as one of the most difficult . Even those who , strangely enough , consider the great ...
Sivu 343
... Philebus , it would be very interesting to know who it was that brought forward this explanation in Plato's time , or whether it was invented by himself in order to indicate that property of the beautiful which he mentions in the Philebus ...
... Philebus , it would be very interesting to know who it was that brought forward this explanation in Plato's time , or whether it was invented by himself in order to indicate that property of the beautiful which he mentions in the Philebus ...
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 1 |
INTRODUCTION TO THE PHEDRUS | 48 |
LYSIS | 74 |
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