Plato and MiltonCornell University Press, 1965 - 182 pages |
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Irene Samuel. in the identity of good laws and the law of nature the ' high principles ' of Socrates in Gorgias ( 3. 500-1 ) . Areopagitica is the one work in which Milton ever dis- paraged any writing of Plato ; and even there Plato ...
Irene Samuel. in the identity of good laws and the law of nature the ' high principles ' of Socrates in Gorgias ( 3. 500-1 ) . Areopagitica is the one work in which Milton ever dis- paraged any writing of Plato ; and even there Plato ...
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... Laws 1 . 644-5 ; ? Meno 99-100 Agar 60 P * 458-9 ( 2. 9 ) Laws 4. 719 Р 464 ( 2. II ) Protag . 354 e , 355-8 ; Agar 61 et al . Cf. Meno 77-8 , Tim . 86 SP 500-1 ( 2.21 ) Gorg . 482-4 , 488-510 Agar 62 Judg . Bucer , C. E. 4 1644 P * 24 ...
... Laws 1 . 644-5 ; ? Meno 99-100 Agar 60 P * 458-9 ( 2. 9 ) Laws 4. 719 Р 464 ( 2. II ) Protag . 354 e , 355-8 ; Agar 61 et al . Cf. Meno 77-8 , Tim . 86 SP 500-1 ( 2.21 ) Gorg . 482-4 , 488-510 Agar 62 Judg . Bucer , C. E. 4 1644 P * 24 ...
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... Laws no less than the dismissal of poets in the Republic . Indeed , Milton rightly fixes his attention on the Laws as the serious utter- ance which advocates of censorship might cite : Plato , a man of high authority indeed , but least ...
... Laws no less than the dismissal of poets in the Republic . Indeed , Milton rightly fixes his attention on the Laws as the serious utter- ance which advocates of censorship might cite : Plato , a man of high authority indeed , but least ...
Contents
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
Copyright | |
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