A History of Greek Philosophy: The fifth-century enlightenmentUniversity Press, 1962 - Philosophy, Ancient |
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... divine sign : Socrates and the irrational ( 6 ) Socrates and the Delphic response ( 7 ) His service to the god 323 325 325 333 349 355 359 378 378 386 390 398 402 405 408 Contents ( 8 ) Political views Additional note : some X Contents.
... divine sign : Socrates and the irrational ( 6 ) Socrates and the Delphic response ( 7 ) His service to the god 323 325 325 333 349 355 359 378 378 386 390 398 402 405 408 Contents ( 8 ) Political views Additional note : some X Contents.
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... divine power , and religious beliefs , along with many other hitherto unquestioned traditions , are challenged on the grounds that they cannot be verified by positive evidence . This outlook in its turn is opposed by the attempt to ...
... divine power , and religious beliefs , along with many other hitherto unquestioned traditions , are challenged on the grounds that they cannot be verified by positive evidence . This outlook in its turn is opposed by the attempt to ...
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... divine government versus chance , a cosmos whose members are all organic- ally related as opposed to a collection of unrelated parts thrown together at random . An example is furnished by the English civil war of the seventeenth century ...
... divine government versus chance , a cosmos whose members are all organic- ally related as opposed to a collection of unrelated parts thrown together at random . An example is furnished by the English civil war of the seventeenth century ...
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... divine ordinance but a purely human agreement , and a people has the right to depose a ruler who breaks it just as he may punish his subjects if they disobey the laws in which it is embodied . The idea of law as no more than an ...
... divine ordinance but a purely human agreement , and a people has the right to depose a ruler who breaks it just as he may punish his subjects if they disobey the laws in which it is embodied . The idea of law as no more than an ...
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... divine vision , ' but in Ionians like Anaxagoras and Democritus we see rather the modesty of the scientific spirit . For Democritus in his more pessimistic moments , ' we know nothing , for truth is in the depths ' , and ' either truth ...
... divine vision , ' but in Ionians like Anaxagoras and Democritus we see rather the modesty of the scientific spirit . For Democritus in his more pessimistic moments , ' we know nothing , for truth is in the depths ' , and ' either truth ...
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agree Alcibiades Alcidamas Antiphon Antisthenes Apol appears areté argued argument Aristippus Aristophanes Aristotle Aristotle's atheism Athenian Athens believed called Callicles character claim Clouds connexion contemporary Cratylus Critias criticism death definition democracy Democritus dialogue Diogenes discussion divine doctrine Eleatic ethical Euripides evidence existence fact fifth century Gesch give gods Gomperz Gorgias Greek Grote Halbb Hippias historical human idea interest Isocrates justice knowledge logos Lycophron matter means mentioned mind moral nature Nestle nomoi nomos opinion orator origin Parmenides passage Phaedo philosophers physis Plato pleasure poets political practical probably Prodicus Prot Protagoras Protagoras's psyche pupil question quoted reference rhetoric says sense Sextus slave Socrates Socrates's Sophists Sophs soul speaks speech teaching Theaet Theaetetus theory things thought Thrasymachus Thucydides true truth Untersteiner unwritten laws virtue VMzuL words writing Xenophon Zeus καὶ τὸ τῶν