SelectionsScribner, 1955 - 448 strani |
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Zadetki 1–3 od 65
Stran 102
... replied , is quite true . And if this has been rightly proven , then no one goes to meet what he thinks to be dangers , since the want of self - control , which makes men rush into dangers , has been shown to be ignorance . He assented ...
... replied , is quite true . And if this has been rightly proven , then no one goes to meet what he thinks to be dangers , since the want of self - control , which makes men rush into dangers , has been shown to be ignorance . He assented ...
Stran 155
... replied Socrates . But you must first let me hear what Crito wants ; he has long been wishing to say something to me . Only this , Socrates , replied Crito : -the attendant . who is to give you the poison has been telling me , and he ...
... replied Socrates . But you must first let me hear what Crito wants ; he has long been wishing to say something to me . Only this , Socrates , replied Crito : -the attendant . who is to give you the poison has been telling me , and he ...
Stran 177
... replied Cebes , shall certainly be made . And now , if you please , let us return to the point of the argument at which we digressed . By all means , replied Socrates ; what else should I please ? Very good . Must we not , said Socrates ...
... replied Cebes , shall certainly be made . And now , if you please , let us return to the point of the argument at which we digressed . By all means , replied Socrates ; what else should I please ? Very good . Must we not , said Socrates ...
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INTRODUCTIONRAPHAEL DEMOS | 1 |
CRITO | 23 |
PHAEDO | 147 |
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