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... interpreters speak of the objects of particular works of Plato , or how slightly and loosely they treat of the connexion of the subject with the form in detail , as well as in general , will find traces enough to shew him that 4.
... interpreters speak of the objects of particular works of Plato , or how slightly and loosely they treat of the connexion of the subject with the form in detail , as well as in general , will find traces enough to shew him that 4.
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... treating only of particular subjects , but that he either was completely devoid of this , or had one much more comprehensive . Hence , then , the twofold incorrect opinions upon Plato and his writings which have been given almost from ...
... treating only of particular subjects , but that he either was completely devoid of this , or had one much more comprehensive . Hence , then , the twofold incorrect opinions upon Plato and his writings which have been given almost from ...
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... Treating the subject in a somewhat trifling manner , he complains of the uncertainty which always attaches to written communication of thoughts , as to whether the mind also of the reader has spon- taneously conformed to such ...
... Treating the subject in a somewhat trifling manner , he complains of the uncertainty which always attaches to written communication of thoughts , as to whether the mind also of the reader has spon- taneously conformed to such ...
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... regarding the origin of these pieces . But if we look to the phi- losophical part of them , there are among the dialogues whose claims to be considered as Plato's it will never- theless be necessary to investigate , some which treat in 32.
... regarding the origin of these pieces . But if we look to the phi- losophical part of them , there are among the dialogues whose claims to be considered as Plato's it will never- theless be necessary to investigate , some which treat in 32.
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Friedrich Schleiermacher. theless be necessary to investigate , some which treat in general of no scientific subjects , nor of any in the spirit of speculation ; while the rest take their subject - matter so immediately from the range of ...
Friedrich Schleiermacher. theless be necessary to investigate , some which treat in general of no scientific subjects , nor of any in the spirit of speculation ; while the rest take their subject - matter so immediately from the range of ...
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