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... completely to miss , from first to last , the right point of view for the understanding and estimation of them . For these writings are through- out full of clear and covert references to almost every thing , both earlier and ...
... completely to miss , from first to last , the right point of view for the understanding and estimation of them . For these writings are through- out full of clear and covert references to almost every thing , both earlier and ...
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... completely devoid of this , or had one much more comprehensive . Hence , then , the twofold incorrect opinions upon Plato and his writings which have been given almost from the earliest times . The one , that it is in vain to search in ...
... completely devoid of this , or had one much more comprehensive . Hence , then , the twofold incorrect opinions upon Plato and his writings which have been given almost from the earliest times . The one , that it is in vain to search in ...
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... completely cancel the same , and reduce it to a piece of political caution , which would be unsatisfactory in the extreme , as Plato's principles upon these points may be read distinctly enough in his writings , so that one 11.
... completely cancel the same , and reduce it to a piece of political caution , which would be unsatisfactory in the extreme , as Plato's principles upon these points may be read distinctly enough in his writings , so that one 11.
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... in no way contain any thing unheard of in the writings we possess , or completely different from them . If therefore these either did not contain at all the true doctrines of Plato , or only conformably to a secret interpretation , 12.
... in no way contain any thing unheard of in the writings we possess , or completely different from them . If therefore these either did not contain at all the true doctrines of Plato , or only conformably to a secret interpretation , 12.
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... completely must have himself understood Plato in the same degree : and quite as certain also is it , that the understanding of Plato as concerns others is neither facilitated nor advanced there- by : but that , on the contrary , whoever ...
... completely must have himself understood Plato in the same degree : and quite as certain also is it , that the understanding of Plato as concerns others is neither facilitated nor advanced there- by : but that , on the contrary , whoever ...
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