Great Books of the Western World, Količina 7Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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Stran 88
... gives us the names which we use ? Her . Indeed I cannot . Soc . Does not the law seem to you to give us them ? Her . Yes , I suppose so . Soc . Then the teacher , when he gives us a name , uses the work of the legislator ? Her . I agree ...
... gives us the names which we use ? Her . Indeed I cannot . Soc . Does not the law seem to you to give us them ? Her . Yes , I suppose so . Soc . Then the teacher , when he gives us a name , uses the work of the legislator ? Her . I agree ...
Stran 89
... give names , and the dialectician must be his direc- tor if the names are to be rightly given ? Her . That is true . Soc . Then , Hermogenes , I should say that this giving of names can be no such light mat- ter as you fancy , or the ...
... give names , and the dialectician must be his direc- tor if the names are to be rightly given ? Her . That is true . Soc . Then , Hermogenes , I should say that this giving of names can be no such light mat- ter as you fancy , or the ...
Stran 198
... give to them in return what they want of us . There would be no meaning in an art which gives to any one that which he does not want . Euth . Very true , Socrates . Soc . Then piety , Euthyphro , is an art which gods and men have of ...
... give to them in return what they want of us . There would be no meaning in an art which gives to any one that which he does not want . Euth . Very true , Socrates . Soc . Then piety , Euthyphro , is an art which gods and men have of ...
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