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... persons ' mouths Plato has 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 ...
... persons ' mouths Plato has 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 ...
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... person or other ; the whole is only a tissue of mis - apprehensions and confused conceptions which must first of all be unravelled and exposed . For these conceptions of an exoteric and esoteric philosophy demand a critical sifting ...
... person or other ; the whole is only a tissue of mis - apprehensions and confused conceptions which must first of all be unravelled and exposed . For these conceptions of an exoteric and esoteric philosophy demand a critical sifting ...
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... persons who are glad to rest content , provided only they are in possession of the final result , but that the mind be re- duced to the necessity of seeking , and put into the way by which it may find it . The first is done by the ...
... persons who are glad to rest content , provided only they are in possession of the final result , but that the mind be re- duced to the necessity of seeking , and put into the way by which it may find it . The first is done by the ...
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... persons and circumstances become individualized , and which , by general confession , spreads so much beauty and charm over the dialogues of Plato . His great and undisputed works plainly show us that he does not neglect this admixture ...
... persons and circumstances become individualized , and which , by general confession , spreads so much beauty and charm over the dialogues of Plato . His great and undisputed works plainly show us that he does not neglect this admixture ...
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... persons knowing nothing of the preceding expo- sitions , so to cut off all natural references to them . Moreover , instead of those references which he will in vain look for , other relations would spontaneously force themselves ...
... persons knowing nothing of the preceding expo- sitions , so to cut off all natural references to them . Moreover , instead of those references which he will in vain look for , other relations would spontaneously force themselves ...
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