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Plato Raphael Demos. ions honourable and useful , of which the tendency nake life painless and pleasant ? The honourable s also useful and good ? = was admitted . n , I said , if the pleasant is the good , nobody does ng under the idea ...
Plato Raphael Demos. ions honourable and useful , of which the tendency nake life painless and pleasant ? The honourable s also useful and good ? = was admitted . n , I said , if the pleasant is the good , nobody does ng under the idea ...
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... honourable or disgraceful ? I Conourable , he replied . nd if honourable , then already admitted by us to be 1 ; for all honourable actions we have admitted to be 1 . hat is true ; and to that opinion I shall always ad- rue , I said ...
... honourable or disgraceful ? I Conourable , he replied . nd if honourable , then already admitted by us to be 1 ; for all honourable actions we have admitted to be 1 . hat is true ; and to that opinion I shall always ad- rue , I said ...
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... honourable , then what is good e honourable is either pleasant or useful ? C. 7 . Certainly . Then he who is punished suffers what is good That is true . Then he is benefited ? Yes . C. Do I understand you to mean what I mean b erm ...
... honourable , then what is good e honourable is either pleasant or useful ? C. 7 . Certainly . Then he who is punished suffers what is good That is true . Then he is benefited ? Yes . C. Do I understand you to mean what I mean b erm ...
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INTRODUCTIONRAPHAEL DEMOS | v |
APOLOGY | 1 |
CRITO | 28 |
Avtorske pravice | |
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absolute Adeimantus admit Agathon agree Alcibiades answer Anytus Apollodorus appear argument assent Athenians Athens beauty become believe better body called Callicles Cebes Certainly Cleinias courage Crito death desire dialogue divine doctrine earth equal Eryximachus essence evil existence fear give Glaucon gods Gorgias harmony hear heard heaven Heracles Hesiod hich Hippocrates Homer honourable human idea immortal injustice judge justice knowledge laws live lover manner matter mean Meletus mind mortal motion nature never opinion opposite pain Parmenides person philosopher Plato pleasure poets principle Prodicus Protagoras punishment Pythodorus question reason replied rhapsode sense Simmias Socrates sort soul speak suppose sure tell temperance Theaet Theaetetus Theodorus ther things thought tion true truth virtue whole wisdom wise words youth Zeus