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Stran xxvi
... Plato ieved ; and an unprejudiced reading of the gues suggests that God , in Plato's mind , for Himself , and is not a name for anything estion of this sort cannot be settled by a comparison of words and passages ; Plato nt explicit on ...
... Plato ieved ; and an unprejudiced reading of the gues suggests that God , in Plato's mind , for Himself , and is not a name for anything estion of this sort cannot be settled by a comparison of words and passages ; Plato nt explicit on ...
Stran xli
... Plato . " In so speaking of Plato was putting into memorable words the prevai of his professional colleagues . But times have recent years have witnessed a powerful reac Plato ; in the minds of a good many philosophe has been replaced ...
... Plato . " In so speaking of Plato was putting into memorable words the prevai of his professional colleagues . But times have recent years have witnessed a powerful reac Plato ; in the minds of a good many philosophe has been replaced ...
Stran xlvi
Plato Raphael Demos. Plato seems to lay down an orthodox doctrine esmen and one which is forever fixed . It is no argue that Plato was thinking of a utopian state , zable one ; for we doubt that his ideal state is , really utopian . We ...
Plato Raphael Demos. Plato seems to lay down an orthodox doctrine esmen and one which is forever fixed . It is no argue that Plato was thinking of a utopian state , zable one ; for we doubt that his ideal state is , really utopian . We ...
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