The Works of Plato, Volume 2Henry G. Bohn, 1861 |
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Page xxiii
... better class of the citizens , they should be of a philosophic turn , of an active will , and of a stern determination ( piλóoopoɩ kai Ovμoridɛłg καὶ ταχεῖς καὶ ἰσχυροὶ τὴν φύσιν ) . As respects the training of the military class , that ...
... better class of the citizens , they should be of a philosophic turn , of an active will , and of a stern determination ( piλóoopoɩ kai Ovμoridɛłg καὶ ταχεῖς καὶ ἰσχυροὶ τὴν φύσιν ) . As respects the training of the military class , that ...
Page xxiv
... better than mere illusion and childishness ( x . 602. b . c . ) ; - useful , perhaps , for education , but to be placed , for fear of abuse , under the strictest surveillance . † Virtue , according to Plato , in the Meno and Protagoras ...
... better than mere illusion and childishness ( x . 602. b . c . ) ; - useful , perhaps , for education , but to be placed , for fear of abuse , under the strictest surveillance . † Virtue , according to Plato , in the Meno and Protagoras ...
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... better part- ner than the builder ? By no means . In what copartnership then , is the just man a better copartner than the harper , as the harper is better than the just man for touching the strings of a harp ? In one about money , as I ...
... better part- ner than the builder ? By no means . In what copartnership then , is the just man a better copartner than the harper , as the harper is better than the just man for touching the strings of a harp ? In one about money , as I ...
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... better or worse ? Worse . Do they so , as regards the virtue of dogs or horses ? That of horses . And , do not dogs , when hurt , become worse as regards the virtue of dogs , but not of horses ? Necessarily so . As to men , then ...
... better or worse ? Worse . Do they so , as regards the virtue of dogs or horses ? That of horses . And , do not dogs , when hurt , become worse as regards the virtue of dogs , but not of horses ? Necessarily so . As to men , then ...
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... better , too , than these , -what will you deserve to suffer ? What else , said I , but what the ignorant ought to suffer ? —and it is proper , perhaps , to learn from a wise man , I consequently deserve to suffer this . You are merry ...
... better , too , than these , -what will you deserve to suffer ? What else , said I , but what the ignorant ought to suffer ? —and it is proper , perhaps , to learn from a wise man , I consequently deserve to suffer this . You are merry ...
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