The Works of Plato, Volume 2Henry G. Bohn, 1861 |
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... pains have been taken throughout , not only to make it a literally correct ex- ponent of the original , but also to transfuse into it that easy flow of language which constitutes the peculiar charm . of Plato's writing . In both these ...
... pains have been taken throughout , not only to make it a literally correct ex- ponent of the original , but also to transfuse into it that easy flow of language which constitutes the peculiar charm . of Plato's writing . In both these ...
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... pain . The latter are only relatively pleasures , inasmuch as they are incapable of affording pleasure except by the gratification of some so far as they are subservient to , or compatible PLATO'S ETHICAL DOCTRINES . xvii.
... pain . The latter are only relatively pleasures , inasmuch as they are incapable of affording pleasure except by the gratification of some so far as they are subservient to , or compatible PLATO'S ETHICAL DOCTRINES . xvii.
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... pain , but which the soul experiences , when filled with the contemplation of true being . ( Republ . ix . p . 585. d . ) - Ritter's History of Philos . ii . p . 390 . would be best of all if they could exist in xviii GENERAL INTRODUCTION .
... pain , but which the soul experiences , when filled with the contemplation of true being . ( Republ . ix . p . 585. d . ) - Ritter's History of Philos . ii . p . 390 . would be best of all if they could exist in xviii GENERAL INTRODUCTION .
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... pains must be taken to protect the State from all influences likely to deteriorate good morals and impair the authority of the government . To this end , then , care must be observed , that no innovations ( rò un veшrepize , Republ . iv ...
... pains must be taken to protect the State from all influences likely to deteriorate good morals and impair the authority of the government . To this end , then , care must be observed , that no innovations ( rò un veшrepize , Republ . iv ...
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... pain . We may remark here , that he divides goods ( rà ayala ) into three classes , -one , to be pursued for its own sake only , without reference to advantage . - another , which is to be loved both than the delight arising from their ...
... pain . We may remark here , that he divides goods ( rà ayala ) into three classes , -one , to be pursued for its own sake only , without reference to advantage . - another , which is to be loved both than the delight arising from their ...
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