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... theory to conceive of them generally as essentially connected and inseparable , so also are the preparations for them united in like manner , and made by considering their common principles and laws , and there are therefore not several ...
... theory to conceive of them generally as essentially connected and inseparable , so also are the preparations for them united in like manner , and made by considering their common principles and laws , and there are therefore not several ...
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... theories . Provided only that the further subdivision were not made in the most utterly illogical manner , in the one according to the form alone of the investigation , in the other ac- cording to the subject , while the latter of the ...
... theories . Provided only that the further subdivision were not made in the most utterly illogical manner , in the one according to the form alone of the investigation , in the other ac- cording to the subject , while the latter of the ...
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... theory but with the simple principles . Nay , whoever penetrates deeper into the study of Plato , will then , and not before , be aware how the gradual development and moulding of the Platonic myths form one fundamental myth , as well ...
... theory but with the simple principles . Nay , whoever penetrates deeper into the study of Plato , will then , and not before , be aware how the gradual development and moulding of the Platonic myths form one fundamental myth , as well ...
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... theory advanced in the second part , which consists in the main of the three following points . Plato first attempts to make quite clear what is the proper busi- ness of the art of speaking . For , as is clearly seen from the rules ...
... theory advanced in the second part , which consists in the main of the three following points . Plato first attempts to make quite clear what is the proper busi- ness of the art of speaking . For , as is clearly seen from the rules ...
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... theory can be made for it is thus that Plato distinguishes art and artless dispatch . Now such a science can arise only when the classified variety , dialectically exhibited as resulting from the cen- tral notion of the art , is ...
... theory can be made for it is thus that Plato distinguishes art and artless dispatch . Now such a science can arise only when the classified variety , dialectically exhibited as resulting from the cen- tral notion of the art , is ...
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