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... considered their es- sential unity and their common law as of the greater importance , and made it pre - eminently the object of his aim , the various problems are in consequence every where multifariously involved one with another ...
... considered their es- sential unity and their common law as of the greater importance , and made it pre - eminently the object of his aim , the various problems are in consequence every where multifariously involved one with another ...
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... considered or discovered , while it only sharpens and clears the mind of an attentive one to perceive the inward con- nection . Or when the exposition of a whole is the ob- ject in view , this is only sketched by a few unconnected ...
... considered or discovered , while it only sharpens and clears the mind of an attentive one to perceive the inward con- nection . Or when the exposition of a whole is the ob- ject in view , this is only sketched by a few unconnected ...
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... considered , that those critics have already rejected a considerable number of small dialogues out of the collection which they found at hand , as not belonging to Plato . For it is clearly manifest from this fact that at the period ...
... considered , that those critics have already rejected a considerable number of small dialogues out of the collection which they found at hand , as not belonging to Plato . For it is clearly manifest from this fact that at the period ...
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... , regarding the origin of these pieces . But if we look to the phi- losophical part of them , there are among the dialogues whose claims to be considered as Plato's it will never- theless be necessary to investigate , some which treat in ...
... , regarding the origin of these pieces . But if we look to the phi- losophical part of them , there are among the dialogues whose claims to be considered as Plato's it will never- theless be necessary to investigate , some which treat in ...
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... considered , is there any one now - a - days who would venture to pro- fess himself sufficiently skilled in Greek to pass sentence upon any expression whatever even in these small dia- logues , and to decide that it is unplatonic with ...
... considered , is there any one now - a - days who would venture to pro- fess himself sufficiently skilled in Greek to pass sentence upon any expression whatever even in these small dia- logues , and to decide that it is unplatonic with ...
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