A History of Greek Philosophy: (1969) : The fifth-century enlightenmentCambridge University Press, 1962 - Philosophy, Ancient |
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... debate and found themselves taking sides . Whatever our * Peter Gay , The Enlightenment : an Interpretation ( the rise of modern paganism ) , London , 1967 , p . xii . claims to be writing objective history , we are all xiii.
... debate and found themselves taking sides . Whatever our * Peter Gay , The Enlightenment : an Interpretation ( the rise of modern paganism ) , London , 1967 , p . xii . claims to be writing objective history , we are all xiii.
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... claim ( Lib . Temper , 19 ) that in one at least of these writers ' exposition reads as if it were fervent apology ' , and ' the naturalists and the materialists , the Sophists and the democrats , are treated only as faint and futile ...
... claim ( Lib . Temper , 19 ) that in one at least of these writers ' exposition reads as if it were fervent apology ' , and ' the naturalists and the materialists , the Sophists and the democrats , are treated only as faint and futile ...
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... claim that one cannot be versed in medicine without understanding the whole nature of man , it is strongly attacking their position . 1 Plato , Symp . 208 c . The same phrase , TÉλeos σopioτns , is used jokingly of Hades in the Cratylus ...
... claim that one cannot be versed in medicine without understanding the whole nature of man , it is strongly attacking their position . 1 Plato , Symp . 208 c . The same phrase , TÉλeos σopioτns , is used jokingly of Hades in the Cratylus ...
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... claims superior knowledge , and can have the claim ironically flung back at him , occurs as early as Aeschylus . His Prometheus , the bringer of fire to men , who taught them all crafts and raised them from savagery to civilization , is ...
... claims superior knowledge , and can have the claim ironically flung back at him , occurs as early as Aeschylus . His Prometheus , the bringer of fire to men , who taught them all crafts and raised them from savagery to civilization , is ...
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... claiming that it still left room for his pedagogic art as a supplement.2 In the Meno passage already referred to Socrates innocently suggests to Anytus , a prominent democratic leader who became his chief accuser , that the Sophists are ...
... claiming that it still left room for his pedagogic art as a supplement.2 In the Meno passage already referred to Socrates innocently suggests to Anytus , a prominent democratic leader who became his chief accuser , that the Sophists are ...
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