A History of Greek Philosophy: (1969) : The fifth-century enlightenmentCambridge University Press, 1962 - Philosophy, Ancient |
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... Athenian Enlightenment and Plato to a different , more mature and reflective , and in many respects disillusioned , period of thought . Like Burnet , I came as I wrote to see in Socrates a man of the Periclean age , who ' watched the ...
... Athenian Enlightenment and Plato to a different , more mature and reflective , and in many respects disillusioned , period of thought . Like Burnet , I came as I wrote to see in Socrates a man of the Periclean age , who ' watched the ...
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... Athenian moral character ' . Grote was a utilitarian and a democrat , at a period when , in describing the rise of Athenian democracy , he was constrained to remark that ' democracy happens to be unpalatable to most modern readers ...
... Athenian moral character ' . Grote was a utilitarian and a democrat , at a period when , in describing the rise of Athenian democracy , he was constrained to remark that ' democracy happens to be unpalatable to most modern readers ...
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... Athenians . They had been the leaders of Greek 1 See vol . 1 , 29 f . , where the mention of the eighth century must be corrected . R. M. Cook in JHS , 1937 , 227 ff . , concludes that Naucratis was founded about 615-610 . For details ...
... Athenians . They had been the leaders of Greek 1 See vol . 1 , 29 f . , where the mention of the eighth century must be corrected . R. M. Cook in JHS , 1937 , 227 ff . , concludes that Naucratis was founded about 615-610 . For details ...
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... Athenians would listen to anyone - smith or shoemaker , rich or poor . These anti - democratic sentiments were not ... Athenian democracy illustrates its dangers , and perhaps its virtues also . After putting down a revolt there in 428 ...
... Athenians would listen to anyone - smith or shoemaker , rich or poor . These anti - democratic sentiments were not ... Athenian democracy illustrates its dangers , and perhaps its virtues also . After putting down a revolt there in 428 ...
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... Athenian empire . While the harsh realities of history , in a period of unscrupulous imperialism and war of Greek with Greek , were encouraging cor- responding theories of the right of the powerful to do as they pleased— the kind of ...
... Athenian empire . While the harsh realities of history , in a period of unscrupulous imperialism and war of Greek with Greek , were encouraging cor- responding theories of the right of the powerful to do as they pleased— the kind of ...
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