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... beginning on- wards , as that he might reckon upon the reader's either being driven to an inward and self - originated creation of the thought in view , or submitting to surrender himself most decisively to the feeling of not having ...
... beginning on- wards , as that he might reckon upon the reader's either being driven to an inward and self - originated creation of the thought in view , or submitting to surrender himself most decisively to the feeling of not having ...
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... beginning and foun- dation of another . Now if Plato ended with separate expositions of the several philosophical sciences , it might then be supposed that he had also advanced each for itself in gradual progression , and we should be ...
... beginning and foun- dation of another . Now if Plato ended with separate expositions of the several philosophical sciences , it might then be supposed that he had also advanced each for itself in gradual progression , and we should be ...
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... beginning upwards the connection of the Platonic writings , and placing them in such an order as shall possess the probability of deviating as little as may be from that in which Plato wrote them ; and this under- taking is not ...
... beginning upwards the connection of the Platonic writings , and placing them in such an order as shall possess the probability of deviating as little as may be from that in which Plato wrote them ; and this under- taking is not ...
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... beginning throughout , to what is paradigmatic in these speeches , and we must endeavour perfectly to understand every relation existing between them and the theory advanced in the second part , which consists in the main of the three ...
... beginning throughout , to what is paradigmatic in these speeches , and we must endeavour perfectly to understand every relation existing between them and the theory advanced in the second part , which consists in the main of the three ...
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... beginning of the eighty - ninth olympiad . Nay , still more decisively , there is a comedy of Pherecrates , called " The Wild Men , " mentioned as having been brought out in the previous year , which adorned the Lenæan festival in the ...
... beginning of the eighty - ninth olympiad . Nay , still more decisively , there is a comedy of Pherecrates , called " The Wild Men , " mentioned as having been brought out in the previous year , which adorned the Lenæan festival in the ...
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