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... Sophist . ' I read , ' says Milton , of no Sophister among the Greeks that was so dear , neither Hippias nor Protagoras , nor any whom the Socratic school fa- mously refuted without hire . ( 3. 202. ) And later : And he that will not ...
... Sophist . ' I read , ' says Milton , of no Sophister among the Greeks that was so dear , neither Hippias nor Protagoras , nor any whom the Socratic school fa- mously refuted without hire . ( 3. 202. ) And later : And he that will not ...
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... Sophists , who taught for hire , were refuted by the Socratics . Church - Gov . ( 3. 202. ) Socrates in the Dialogues often refutes Sophists . Ap . Smect . ( 3.293-4 . ) Those who could not refute Socrates blamed his persuasive power ...
... Sophists , who taught for hire , were refuted by the Socratics . Church - Gov . ( 3. 202. ) Socrates in the Dialogues often refutes Sophists . Ap . Smect . ( 3.293-4 . ) Those who could not refute Socrates blamed his persuasive power ...
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... Sophists all . Milton does his best to warn us , using terms much like the Platonic account of false rhetoric ; Satan's words bear Semblance of worth , not substance . ( 1. 529. ) And Belial owes at least one sentence in the description ...
... Sophists all . Milton does his best to warn us , using terms much like the Platonic account of false rhetoric ; Satan's words bear Semblance of worth , not substance . ( 1. 529. ) And Belial owes at least one sentence in the description ...
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Pleasure Wealth Fame | 69 |
Knowledge | 101 |
The Theory of Ideas | 131 |
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