A History of Greek Philosophy: (1969) : The fifth-century enlightenmentCambridge University Press, 1962 - Philosophy, Ancient |
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... Protagoras 181 Appendix : Protagoras fr . 1 DK 188 ( 3 ) Gorgias 192 ( 4 ) Other views : scepticism extreme and moder- ate ( Xeniades , Cratylus , Antiphon ) ( 5 ) Language and its objects ( 6 ) Grammar Additional notes : ( 1 ) Prodicus ...
... Protagoras 181 Appendix : Protagoras fr . 1 DK 188 ( 3 ) Gorgias 192 ( 4 ) Other views : scepticism extreme and moder- ate ( Xeniades , Cratylus , Antiphon ) ( 5 ) Language and its objects ( 6 ) Grammar Additional notes : ( 1 ) Prodicus ...
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... Protagoras is not Protagoras but a disguised Aristippus , his Prodicus a mouthpiece for Antisthenes and so on . Isocrates shows plainly in his Helen ( §2 ) how lacking in originality were the eristics of his and Plato's time , simply ...
... Protagoras is not Protagoras but a disguised Aristippus , his Prodicus a mouthpiece for Antisthenes and so on . Isocrates shows plainly in his Helen ( §2 ) how lacking in originality were the eristics of his and Plato's time , simply ...
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... Protagoras or Gorgias , it is more likely to have been the other way round . On the other hand the influence of the Eleatics on Prota- goras and Gorgias is undeniable , as is that of Heraclitus on Protagoras , and Gorgias is said to ...
... Protagoras or Gorgias , it is more likely to have been the other way round . On the other hand the influence of the Eleatics on Prota- goras and Gorgias is undeniable , as is that of Heraclitus on Protagoras , and Gorgias is said to ...
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... Protagoras , and when Gorgias appeared before the Athenians in 427 the novel flowers of oratory with which he pleaded the cause of his Sicilian fatherland aroused their astonished admiration ( p . 179 , n . 3 , below ) . If the Sophists ...
... Protagoras , and when Gorgias appeared before the Athenians in 427 the novel flowers of oratory with which he pleaded the cause of his Sicilian fatherland aroused their astonished admiration ( p . 179 , n . 3 , below ) . If the Sophists ...
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... Protagoras , speaking of those who come from differ- ent Greek states . Antiphon went further ( as Hippias may also have done ) , and after censuring distinctions based on high or low birth proceeded to declare that there is no ...
... Protagoras , speaking of those who come from differ- ent Greek states . Antiphon went further ( as Hippias may also have done ) , and after censuring distinctions based on high or low birth proceeded to declare that there is no ...
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