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... Smect . 3 . 293-4 ; Tetrach . 4. 76 ) , an authority on educational theory ( Of Ed . 4. 287 ) , a model of literary decorum ( Pro Se Def . 9. 176 ) , and an expert in law ( D.D.D. 3. 458-9 ) . In short he gave to Plato a position far ...
... Smect . 3 . 293-4 ; Tetrach . 4. 76 ) , an authority on educational theory ( Of Ed . 4. 287 ) , a model of literary decorum ( Pro Se Def . 9. 176 ) , and an expert in law ( D.D.D. 3. 458-9 ) . In short he gave to Plato a position far ...
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... Smect . , C. E. 3 1642 PS 293-4 passim1 Agar 55 Р * 294 Critias P 305 passim ; esp . Phaedr . , Sym . Agar 57 D.D.D. , C. E. 3 1643 PS 398 ( 1.4 ) Sym . 203 Agar 58 P 441 ( 2.3 ) passim ; esp . ? Laws 1 . 644-5 ; ? Meno 99-100 Agar 60 P ...
... Smect . , C. E. 3 1642 PS 293-4 passim1 Agar 55 Р * 294 Critias P 305 passim ; esp . Phaedr . , Sym . Agar 57 D.D.D. , C. E. 3 1643 PS 398 ( 1.4 ) Sym . 203 Agar 58 P 441 ( 2.3 ) passim ; esp . ? Laws 1 . 644-5 ; ? Meno 99-100 Agar 60 P ...
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... Smect . 3. 303. ) The definition of a true poem as a ' composition and pattern of the best and honorablest things ' is extraordinary , and so too the assertion that a poet can communicate only what he himself is , and should therefore ...
... Smect . 3. 303. ) The definition of a true poem as a ' composition and pattern of the best and honorablest things ' is extraordinary , and so too the assertion that a poet can communicate only what he himself is , and should therefore ...
Contents
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
Copyright | |
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