SelectionsScribner, 1955 - 448 strani |
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Zadetki 1–3 od 81
Stran 24
... mind , and he may be set me , and vote in anger because he is displeased on this account . Now if there be such a person you , mind , I do not say that there is , -to him fairly reply : My friend , I am a man , and like men , a creature ...
... mind , and he may be set me , and vote in anger because he is displeased on this account . Now if there be such a person you , mind , I do not say that there is , -to him fairly reply : My friend , I am a man , and like men , a creature ...
Stran 379
... mind , truth , pleasure , pause aw make answer to yourself , as to whether pleas ind is more akin to truth . o . There is no need to pause , for the differe een them is palpable ; pleasure is the veriest or in the world , and it is said ...
... mind , truth , pleasure , pause aw make answer to yourself , as to whether pleas ind is more akin to truth . o . There is no need to pause , for the differe een them is palpable ; pleasure is the veriest or in the world , and it is said ...
Stran 413
... mind ; if , however , as som true opinion differs in no respect from mind , then thing that we perceive through the body is to garded as most real and certain . But we must them to be distinct , for they have a distinct orig are of a ...
... mind ; if , however , as som true opinion differs in no respect from mind , then thing that we perceive through the body is to garded as most real and certain . But we must them to be distinct , for they have a distinct orig are of a ...
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INTRODUCTIONRAPHAEL DEMOS | v |
APOLOGY | 1 |
CRITO | 28 |
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