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... facts discovered , affording any well - grounded hope of leaving far behind them , in their application , the labour already bestowed upon this subject , it is best to refer such readers as wish to be instructed upon that point , to ...
... facts discovered , affording any well - grounded hope of leaving far behind them , in their application , the labour already bestowed upon this subject , it is best to refer such readers as wish to be instructed upon that point , to ...
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... fact , if a successful attempt is made to bring our Platonic works into a connexion by means of which every detail with the doctrines therein contained be- comes intelligible . And the demand for such an attempt is in this point of view ...
... fact , if a successful attempt is made to bring our Platonic works into a connexion by means of which every detail with the doctrines therein contained be- comes intelligible . And the demand for such an attempt is in this point of view ...
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... fact , 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.
... fact , 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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... fact of his not being understood is 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 ...
... fact of his not being understood is 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 ...
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... fact that the Clit- ophon is placed before the Republic , as a justifying transition from the so - called investigative dialogues , and in appearance sceptical , to those that are immedi- ately instructive and exponential , and in this ...
... fact that the Clit- ophon is placed before the Republic , as a justifying transition from the so - called investigative dialogues , and in appearance sceptical , to those that are immedi- ately instructive and exponential , and in this ...
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