Plato's GorgiasBell, 1864 - 146 pages |
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Page xvii
... - macher's version and the Master of Trinity's Platonic Dialogues for English Readers ; with the exception 1 See note C , in the Appendix . h of Cousin's translation , which I looked through many years PREFACE . xvii.
... - macher's version and the Master of Trinity's Platonic Dialogues for English Readers ; with the exception 1 See note C , in the Appendix . h of Cousin's translation , which I looked through many years PREFACE . xvii.
Page xxxv
... master of the art , if it were what it professed to be , the art political , whose office is to train men for the duties of public and private life , must himself be a just and good man ; that is , he must be acquainted with the justice ...
... master of the art , if it were what it professed to be , the art political , whose office is to train men for the duties of public and private life , must himself be a just and good man ; that is , he must be acquainted with the justice ...
Page xxxvii
... master from the contradiction into which he had fallen , and to show his own superiority to vulgar pre- judice , Polus now asserts that teaching justice does not lie within the province of rhetoric at all ; and after some pre- liminary ...
... master from the contradiction into which he had fallen , and to show his own superiority to vulgar pre- judice , Polus now asserts that teaching justice does not lie within the province of rhetoric at all ; and after some pre- liminary ...
Page xlvi
... master , to gratify all his impulses and passions , and in short to do as he pleases : and this is natural justice . c . 38 . The rest of his speech is occupied first in defending this po- sition and in depicting the triumph of this ...
... master , to gratify all his impulses and passions , and in short to do as he pleases : and this is natural justice . c . 38 . The rest of his speech is occupied first in defending this po- sition and in depicting the triumph of this ...
Page lxxvii
... master's new prose style , and has all Gorgias ' ostentation without his courtesy and moderation in expressing himself . And so he plays his part1 . 1 Of Polus ' intellectual character and opinions something more has been said in the ...
... master's new prose style , and has all Gorgias ' ostentation without his courtesy and moderation in expressing himself . And so he plays his part1 . 1 Of Polus ' intellectual character and opinions something more has been said in the ...
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Page xix - Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control, These three alone lead life to sovereign power. Yet not for power (power of herself Would come uncall'd for) but to live by law, Acting the law we live by without fear ; And, because right is right, to follow right Were wisdom in the scorn of consequence.