Great Books of the Western World, Količina 7Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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Stran 136
... nature ; [ 270 ] hence come loftiness of thought and completeness of execution . And this , as I con- ceive , was the quality which , in addition to his natural gifts , Pericles acquired from his inter- course with Anaxagoras whom he ...
... nature ; [ 270 ] hence come loftiness of thought and completeness of execution . And this , as I con- ceive , was the quality which , in addition to his natural gifts , Pericles acquired from his inter- course with Anaxagoras whom he ...
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... nature of knowledge ; and , in the second place , they are abiding . And this is why knowledge is more honourable ... nature or acquired by him- ( do you imagine either of them to be given by nature ? Men . Not I. ) Soc . Then if they ...
... nature of knowledge ; and , in the second place , they are abiding . And this is why knowledge is more honourable ... nature or acquired by him- ( do you imagine either of them to be given by nature ? Men . Not I. ) Soc . Then if they ...
Stran 760
... nature , but by art , and by the laws of states , Ath . The wisest of all doctrines , in the opin- which are different in different places , accord- Cle . That would be a fearful ... nature , and no less than nature 760 DIALOGUES OF PLATO.
... nature , but by art , and by the laws of states , Ath . The wisest of all doctrines , in the opin- which are different in different places , accord- Cle . That would be a fearful ... nature , and no less than nature 760 DIALOGUES OF PLATO.
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