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... sufficiently assured that his hearers had followed him as he desired , he could express his thoughts purely and perfectly , and perhaps even regularly work out in com- mon with those hearers , and according to outlines framed in common ...
... sufficiently assured that his hearers had followed him as he desired , he could express his thoughts purely and perfectly , and perhaps even regularly work out in com- mon with those hearers , and according to outlines framed in common ...
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... sufficiently 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 ...
... sufficiently 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 ...
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... sufficiently strong to require such a pro- ceeding , while those who know them will hardly make objections to the result , that by this method we can scarcely fail of sure proofs of the genuineness of the greatest of Plato's works , and ...
... sufficiently strong to require such a pro- ceeding , while those who know them will hardly make objections to the result , that by this method we can scarcely fail of sure proofs of the genuineness of the greatest of Plato's works , and ...
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... 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 such certainty that he would undertake for that reason alone to reject the piece ...
... 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 such certainty that he would undertake for that reason alone to reject the piece ...
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... sufficiently manifest , constitute a second class of Platonic works , which , even without looking to the pretty valid evidence which likewise appears in support of some of them , sufficiently authenticates itself by its relation to ...
... sufficiently manifest , constitute a second class of Platonic works , which , even without looking to the pretty valid evidence which likewise appears in support of some of them , sufficiently authenticates itself by its relation to ...
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