The Works of Plato, Volume 2Henry G. Bohn, 1861 |
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Page xi
... means of their respective faculties . Hence sensation is clearly regarded as an effect produced by the union of the soul with the body ; and Plato did not fail to observe that al- though sensation , strictly speaking , has cognisance ...
... means of their respective faculties . Hence sensation is clearly regarded as an effect produced by the union of the soul with the body ; and Plato did not fail to observe that al- though sensation , strictly speaking , has cognisance ...
Page xiv
Plato. entity , and thereby serve as means by which the cognition of real being becomes attainable . But while the ... mean merely by which the resemblance to ideas is manifested in sensible things ; and , viewed in this light , ideas ...
Plato. entity , and thereby serve as means by which the cognition of real being becomes attainable . But while the ... mean merely by which the resemblance to ideas is manifested in sensible things ; and , viewed in this light , ideas ...
Page xxi
... mean the virtue of rendering to all their due , but stands for that harmonious and proportional development of the inner man , by means of which each faculty of his soul performs its own functions without interfering with the others ...
... mean the virtue of rendering to all their due , but stands for that harmonious and proportional development of the inner man , by means of which each faculty of his soul performs its own functions without interfering with the others ...
Page xxii
... means far more than is conveyed by the modern terms , musician and poli- tician . So great , indeed , is the power and influence of virtue that , without it , there can be neither true happiness nor mental tranquillity , —all else of ...
... means far more than is conveyed by the modern terms , musician and poli- tician . So great , indeed , is the power and influence of virtue that , without it , there can be neither true happiness nor mental tranquillity , —all else of ...
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... means , said Glaucon . Make up your mind then , that we will not hear . But know you not , said Adimantus , that in ... mean ? Just so , replied Polemarchus . And besides , they will perform a nocturnal solemnity well worth seeing ; for ...
... means , said Glaucon . Make up your mind then , that we will not hear . But know you not , said Adimantus , that in ... mean ? Just so , replied Polemarchus . And besides , they will perform a nocturnal solemnity well worth seeing ; for ...
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