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... opposition to that of other Philoso- phers . In all these endeavours , therefore , the restora- tion of the natural order of these writings , in refer- ence to the progressive developement of the philoso- phy , is out of the question ...
... opposition to that of other Philoso- phers . In all these endeavours , therefore , the restora- tion of the natural order of these writings , in refer- ence to the progressive developement of the philoso- phy , is out of the question ...
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... opposition to that corrupted and corrupting Sicilian school ; and that he wished , if possible , to invite the support of Lysias , who is considered as standing intermediate between the two . If we regard from this point of view the ...
... opposition to that corrupted and corrupting Sicilian school ; and that he wished , if possible , to invite the support of Lysias , who is considered as standing intermediate between the two . If we regard from this point of view the ...
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... oppose justice and piety to one another , and then when Protagoras has great difficulty in extricating himself from this dilemma , Socrates courteously breaks off , forces from him in a second course the confession that discretion also ...
... oppose justice and piety to one another , and then when Protagoras has great difficulty in extricating himself from this dilemma , Socrates courteously breaks off , forces from him in a second course the confession that discretion also ...
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... opposition to all sophistical forms , all of which therefore make their appearance , not even the method of commentating upon passages of poets excepted . If we place ourselves in this true centre point of the work , we see first , in ...
... opposition to all sophistical forms , all of which therefore make their appearance , not even the method of commentating upon passages of poets excepted . If we place ourselves in this true centre point of the work , we see first , in ...
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... oppose the reverse of discretion to knowledge also , it becomes evident , when virtue is to be divided , and consequently the distinction between the theoretical and practical emi- nently obtains , that he is totally destitute of all ...
... oppose the reverse of discretion to knowledge also , it becomes evident , when virtue is to be divided , and consequently the distinction between the theoretical and practical emi- nently obtains , that he is totally destitute of all ...
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