SelectionsScribner, 1955 - 448 strani |
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Zadetki 1–3 od 48
Stran 94
... pleasure is d : and even pleasure you deem an evil , when it robs of greater pleasures than it gives , or causes pains er than the pleasure . If , however , you call plea- an evil in relation to some other end or standard , will be able ...
... pleasure is d : and even pleasure you deem an evil , when it robs of greater pleasures than it gives , or causes pains er than the pleasure . If , however , you call plea- an evil in relation to some other end or standard , will be able ...
Stran 95
... pleasure ; ' and the whole argument turns upon And even now , if you see any possible way in v evil can be explained as other than pain , or goo other than pleasure , you may still retract . Are satisfied , then , at having a life of ...
... pleasure ; ' and the whole argument turns upon And even now , if you see any possible way in v evil can be explained as other than pain , or goo other than pleasure , you may still retract . Are satisfied , then , at having a life of ...
Stran 379
... pleasure has more of this than a , or wisdom than pleasure ? Pro . Here is another question which may be eas wered ; for I imagine that nothing can ever be m noderate than the transports of pleasure , or more formity with measure than ...
... pleasure has more of this than a , or wisdom than pleasure ? Pro . Here is another question which may be eas wered ; for I imagine that nothing can ever be m noderate than the transports of pleasure , or more formity with measure than ...
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INTRODUCTIONRAPHAEL DEMOS | v |
APOLOGY | 1 |
CRITO | 28 |
Avtorske pravice | |
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