Plato and MiltonCornell University Press, 1965 - 182 pages |
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... called divine and of the other that he was called the wisest of men . The references to Plato and Soc- rates in Milton's Academic Exercises and Elegies might have come from any one of similar training . They are vague , reveal no ...
... called divine and of the other that he was called the wisest of men . The references to Plato and Soc- rates in Milton's Academic Exercises and Elegies might have come from any one of similar training . They are vague , reveal no ...
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... called ' Plotinists . ' Like Dr. Whichcote , who ' set young students much on reading the ancient philosophers , chiefly Plato , Tully , Plotin , ' Henry More , chief of the Cambridge group , studied the ' Platonic writers , Marsilius ...
... called ' Plotinists . ' Like Dr. Whichcote , who ' set young students much on reading the ancient philosophers , chiefly Plato , Tully , Plotin , ' Henry More , chief of the Cambridge group , studied the ' Platonic writers , Marsilius ...
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... called genus , and by the Greeks often idea [ idea ] , but not separated from things , as they think the Platonic ideas are , which are clouds , according to Aristotle ( Metaphysics 1. 7 ; 12. 5 ) , but what in thought and reason is one ...
... called genus , and by the Greeks often idea [ idea ] , but not separated from things , as they think the Platonic ideas are , which are clouds , according to Aristotle ( Metaphysics 1. 7 ; 12. 5 ) , but what in thought and reason is one ...
Contents
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
Copyright | |
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