Essays, Letters from AbroadMoxon, 1845 - 164 páginas |
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... Socrates with a large portion of that reputation for wisdom and virtue , which surrounds him evermore with an imperishable halo of glory . With all this , how little is really known of Plato ! The translation we have is so harsh and un ...
... Socrates with a large portion of that reputation for wisdom and virtue , which surrounds him evermore with an imperishable halo of glory . With all this , how little is really known of Plato ! The translation we have is so harsh and un ...
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... Socrates presses on him the question of , whether he as a rhapsodist is as well versed in nautical , hippodromic , and other arts , as sailors , charioteers , and various artisans ? he gives up the point with the most foolish inanity ...
... Socrates presses on him the question of , whether he as a rhapsodist is as well versed in nautical , hippodromic , and other arts , as sailors , charioteers , and various artisans ? he gives up the point with the most foolish inanity ...
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... Socratic irony . In the latter the opinions and views of Plato enounced in " The Republic , " which appeared remarkable to Shelley , are preserved , with the addition , in some instances , of his own brief observations on them . The ...
... Socratic irony . In the latter the opinions and views of Plato enounced in " The Republic , " which appeared remarkable to Shelley , are preserved , with the addition , in some instances , of his own brief observations on them . The ...
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... Socrates . Of no other epoch in the history of our exalted content which extends itself over all species have we records and fragments stamped thoughts and actions with which it coexists . The so visibly with the image of the divinity ...
... Socrates . Of no other epoch in the history of our exalted content which extends itself over all species have we records and fragments stamped thoughts and actions with which it coexists . The so visibly with the image of the divinity ...
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... Socrates , have proceeded those emanations of moral and metaphysical know- ledge , on which a long series and an incalculable variety of popular superstitions have sheltered their absurdities from the slow contempt of man- kind . Plato ...
... Socrates , have proceeded those emanations of moral and metaphysical know- ledge , on which a long series and an incalculable variety of popular superstitions have sheltered their absurdities from the slow contempt of man- kind . Plato ...
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