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Irene Samuel. CHAPTER II Academics Old and New ' B Y THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY the influence of Plato had so permeated European thought that few books Milton knew or might have known were untouched by it . The ... Academics Old and New'
Irene Samuel. CHAPTER II Academics Old and New ' B Y THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY the influence of Plato had so permeated European thought that few books Milton knew or might have known were untouched by it . The ... Academics Old and New'
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... Academic ' ( 11. 138 ) , cites a quotation of his from Plato ( 11.286 ) , and frequently adds his words to support Platonic theory . He appears with Plato again in the Tractate among authorities on rhetoric . Indeed it is a highly ...
... Academic ' ( 11. 138 ) , cites a quotation of his from Plato ( 11.286 ) , and frequently adds his words to support Platonic theory . He appears with Plato again in the Tractate among authorities on rhetoric . Indeed it is a highly ...
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... Academic bias of the ' moral works ' to be taught ; for Diogenes gave Plato- nism preferential treatment . ( See ... ACADEMICS OLD AND NEW '
... Academic bias of the ' moral works ' to be taught ; for Diogenes gave Plato- nism preferential treatment . ( See ... ACADEMICS OLD AND NEW '
Contents
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
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