The Works of Plato, Volume 2Henry G. Bohn, 1861 |
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Page vi
... ideas from his great master Socrates , we should nevertheless be treating him most unjustly , were we to regard him merely as a compiler and systematiser of what had been before promulgated , and so deny him all claim to the merit of ...
... ideas from his great master Socrates , we should nevertheless be treating him most unjustly , were we to regard him merely as a compiler and systematiser of what had been before promulgated , and so deny him all claim to the merit of ...
Page vii
... Ideas as its proper object , -viz . , the Phædrus , Protagoras , and Parmenides , the Lysis , Laches , Charmides , and Euthyphron , to which he appends also , the Apology , Crito , Io , and Hippias minor ; -2 . Progressive Dialogues ...
... Ideas as its proper object , -viz . , the Phædrus , Protagoras , and Parmenides , the Lysis , Laches , Charmides , and Euthyphron , to which he appends also , the Apology , Crito , Io , and Hippias minor ; -2 . Progressive Dialogues ...
Page ix
... Ideas in particular , an intelligent acquaintance with which is wholly indispensable to the student of Plato . The Platonic philosophy , be it understood , begins and ends , as do the lessons of Socrates , with an acknowledgment of ...
... Ideas in particular , an intelligent acquaintance with which is wholly indispensable to the student of Plato . The Platonic philosophy , be it understood , begins and ends , as do the lessons of Socrates , with an acknowledgment of ...
Page x
... establishing at the outset a sound Theory of Being , as a sure Criterion of Truth ; —and this is his celebrated Theory of IDEAS . Plato conceived , that Opinion , in contradistinction from Know- X GENERAL INTRODUCTION .
... establishing at the outset a sound Theory of Being , as a sure Criterion of Truth ; —and this is his celebrated Theory of IDEAS . Plato conceived , that Opinion , in contradistinction from Know- X GENERAL INTRODUCTION .
Page xi
... ideas to seize the essence of things ) , that its object is to exhibit everything as it is , by itself , absolutely , ( rò avrò Kal avтò , or Tò avτò ĚKασTOV , as in Republ . vi . p . 494. a . ) and that the ideas themselves invariably ...
... ideas to seize the essence of things ) , that its object is to exhibit everything as it is , by itself , absolutely , ( rò avrò Kal avтò , or Tò avτò ĚKασTOV , as in Republ . vi . p . 494. a . ) and that the ideas themselves invariably ...
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