Plato and MiltonCornell University Press, 1947 - 182 pages |
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... ( Xenophon ) 1 The symbols used in the table are as follows : S and P indicate references to Socrates and Plato ... Xenophon's Banquet 2. 10. Diogenes Laertius seems to take the statement of the oracle from Plato's Apology and the ...
... ( Xenophon ) 1 The symbols used in the table are as follows : S and P indicate references to Socrates and Plato ... Xenophon's Banquet 2. 10. Diogenes Laertius seems to take the statement of the oracle from Plato's Apology and the ...
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... Xenophon and Plato . But it is to Xenophon next after Plato that a student of Socrates must turn . According to Professor Saurat ( La Pensée de Milton , p . 274 ) , Milton was as much interested in the Socrates of Xenophon as in the ...
... Xenophon and Plato . But it is to Xenophon next after Plato that a student of Socrates must turn . According to Professor Saurat ( La Pensée de Milton , p . 274 ) , Milton was as much interested in the Socrates of Xenophon as in the ...
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... Xenophon led Milton , his references show : Socrates appears in his pages as the figure Plato made the most interesting in the Dialogues . And Xenophon lis often merely an emphatic line drawn under Plato . But Milton often associates ...
... Xenophon led Milton , his references show : Socrates appears in his pages as the figure Plato made the most interesting in the Dialogues . And Xenophon lis often merely an emphatic line drawn under Plato . But Milton often associates ...
Contents
MILTON AS A STUDENT OF PLATO | 3 |
ACADEMICS OLD AND NEW | 27 |
HIMSELF A TRUE POEM | 45 |
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