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... brought to the point to which we might ourselves bring it even with the insufficient means we possess . And thus that feeling of satisfaction seems to be somewhat premature , which maintains that we might now be able to understand Plato ...
... brought to the point to which we might ourselves bring it even with the insufficient means we possess . And thus that feeling of satisfaction seems to be somewhat premature , which maintains that we might now be able to understand Plato ...
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... brought forward his own opinion at least upon this or that subject ; a question which , as it supposes that his dialogistic form is only a somewhat useless and more confusing than illustrative embellishment of the perfectly common ...
... brought forward his own opinion at least upon this or that subject ; a question which , as it supposes that his dialogistic form is only a somewhat useless and more confusing than illustrative embellishment of the perfectly common ...
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... brought more to light . And it is even certain that he who is thus to expose this truth thoroughly and completely must have himself understood Plato in the same degree : and quite as certain also is it , that the understanding of Plato ...
... brought more to light . And it is even certain that he who is thus to expose this truth thoroughly and completely must have himself understood Plato in the same degree : and quite as certain also is it , that the understanding of Plato ...
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... brought to so distinct a consciousness of its own state of ignorance , that it is impossible it should willingly con- tinue therein . The other is effected either by an enigma C being woven out of contradictions , to which the only 17.
... brought to so distinct a consciousness of its own state of ignorance , that it is impossible it should willingly con- tinue therein . The other is effected either by an enigma C being woven out of contradictions , to which the only 17.
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... brought into connection with the external circumstances . Now , if the natural order of the Platonic works is to be restored out of the disarrangement in which they at present are , it would seem necessary to determine first what pieces ...
... brought into connection with the external circumstances . Now , if the natural order of the Platonic works is to be restored out of the disarrangement in which they at present are , it would seem necessary to determine first what pieces ...
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