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... allow that Plato might as easily have committed to them what was most difficult and mysterious in his wisdom , as what was otherwise . And as regards the first signi- fication , of doctrines of his Philosophy , concerning which he ...
... allow that Plato might as easily have committed to them what was most difficult and mysterious in his wisdom , as what was otherwise . And as regards the first signi- fication , of doctrines of his Philosophy , concerning which he ...
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... allows himself , do indeed excite a hope of some little further historical evidence , so that one might wish that Plato had oftener been guilty of this fault ; but even this slight advantage is made very ambiguous by the consideration ...
... allows himself , do indeed excite a hope of some little further historical evidence , so that one might wish that Plato had oftener been guilty of this fault ; but even this slight advantage is made very ambiguous by the consideration ...
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... allow that , in strictness , each particular work must itself be its own voucher that it is Platonic . Now this , to continue , can be done in no other way except by coming back to evidences again ; and , looking at what has been said ...
... allow that , in strictness , each particular work must itself be its own voucher that it is Platonic . Now this , to continue , can be done in no other way except by coming back to evidences again ; and , looking at what has been said ...
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... allowed that with respect to this more nice arrangement , every- thing has not equal certainty , inasmuch as there are two things necessary to be attended to in making it , the natural progression of the development of ideas , and 45.
... allowed that with respect to this more nice arrangement , every- thing has not equal certainty , inasmuch as there are two things necessary to be attended to in making it , the natural progression of the development of ideas , and 45.
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... allow us to stop here . For is it likely that it could have been a principal ob- ject with Plato to compose a ... allowed to stand ? Nay more , even in the second part , though it is from this that the standing point for this view is ...
... allow us to stop here . For is it likely that it could have been a principal ob- ject with Plato to compose a ... allowed to stand ? Nay more , even in the second part , though it is from this that the standing point for this view is ...
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