The Works of Plato, Volume 2Henry G. Bohn, 1861 |
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... greatest impediment to philosophical investigation arises from the constant flux of sensation which allows it no stability . Flowing on in a continual series of production and decay , sensible things are constantly changing their state ...
... greatest impediment to philosophical investigation arises from the constant flux of sensation which allows it no stability . Flowing on in a continual series of production and decay , sensible things are constantly changing their state ...
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... greatest good realized through the possession of extensive property ? That , pro- * This seems to allude to the very common Greek adage - roïç # λOV , σίοις πόλλ ' ἔστι τὰ παραμύθια . + From Seriphus , one of the Cyclades . Aristotle ...
... greatest good realized through the possession of extensive property ? That , pro- * This seems to allude to the very common Greek adage - roïç # λOV , σίοις πόλλ ' ἔστι τὰ παραμύθια . + From Seriphus , one of the Cyclades . Aristotle ...
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... greatest igno- miny and as a proof of this , they are called sacrilegious , kidnappers , housebreakers , pilferers , and thieves , according to the several kinds of the wickedness committed . But when a man , in addition to the property ...
... greatest igno- miny and as a proof of this , they are called sacrilegious , kidnappers , housebreakers , pilferers , and thieves , according to the several kinds of the wickedness committed . But when a man , in addition to the property ...
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... greatest part of the punishment , however , in case he is not willing to govern himself , is the being governed by one who is inferior . It is chiefly through fear of this , methinks , that the good govern , when they do govern and in ...
... greatest part of the punishment , however , in case he is not willing to govern himself , is the being governed by one who is inferior . It is chiefly through fear of this , methinks , that the good govern , when they do govern and in ...
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... greatest injustice , to win the highest reputation for justice ; and , if he should fail at all , he should be able to rectify it , and be capable of speaking persuasively , if any report of his unjust deeds get abroad , and be able ...
... greatest injustice , to win the highest reputation for justice ; and , if he should fail at all , he should be able to rectify it , and be capable of speaking persuasively , if any report of his unjust deeds get abroad , and be able ...
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