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... taught ' out of the rule of Plato , Aristotle , Phalereus , Cicero , Hermogenes , Longinus ' ( Ainsworth , pp . 59-60 ) . The list begins with Plato , whose treatment of the art is singularly unlike that of the usual rhetorician ; it ...
... taught ' out of the rule of Plato , Aristotle , Phalereus , Cicero , Hermogenes , Longinus ' ( Ainsworth , pp . 59-60 ) . The list begins with Plato , whose treatment of the art is singularly unlike that of the usual rhetorician ; it ...
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... taught ' Cambridge and King Edward Greek , ' he taught very largely the Greek of Plato and added the Latin Platonism of Ficino.13 So too with Erasmus , Ascham , and More . All were under the spell of Plato , and it was Ficino who cast ...
... taught ' Cambridge and King Edward Greek , ' he taught very largely the Greek of Plato and added the Latin Platonism of Ficino.13 So too with Erasmus , Ascham , and More . All were under the spell of Plato , and it was Ficino who cast ...
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... taught Milton to reject the yoke of desire . Eleg . 7 , Postscript . Milton learned the doctrine of true love from Plato and Xenophon . Ap . Smect . ( 3. 305. ) The myth of love's birth in the Symposium agrees with the Mosaic account ...
... taught Milton to reject the yoke of desire . Eleg . 7 , Postscript . Milton learned the doctrine of true love from Plato and Xenophon . Ap . Smect . ( 3. 305. ) The myth of love's birth in the Symposium agrees with the Mosaic account ...
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Pleasure Wealth Fame | 69 |
Knowledge | 101 |
The Theory of Ideas | 131 |
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