A History of Greek Philosophy: The fifth-century enlightenmentUniversity Press, 1962 - Philosophy, Ancient |
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... living , with views on morals and politics and the origin and purpose of organized societies , and the biggest difficulty which it presented was that of setting limits to the subject . What an authority on the eighteenth century has ...
... living , with views on morals and politics and the origin and purpose of organized societies , and the biggest difficulty which it presented was that of setting limits to the subject . What an authority on the eighteenth century has ...
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... living amid the harsh realities of politics ' , with the Sophists , who led the ' sheltered and segregated lives of paid educators of the public ' . I imagine that this is the first and last time that we can expect to see the life of ...
... living amid the harsh realities of politics ' , with the Sophists , who led the ' sheltered and segregated lives of paid educators of the public ' . I imagine that this is the first and last time that we can expect to see the life of ...
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... living with and following the example of his father and elder relations . Thus they were handed on naturally and scarcely consciously , a pre- rogative of the class that was born to rule , and the thought that they could be implanted by ...
... living with and following the example of his father and elder relations . Thus they were handed on naturally and scarcely consciously , a pre- rogative of the class that was born to rule , and the thought that they could be implanted by ...
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... living as such . Socrates was the son of a stonemason and probably followed the same trade , but ( unpopular as he was in many quarters ) this was never held against him . Poets had been paid for their work , artists and doctors were ...
... living as such . Socrates was the son of a stonemason and probably followed the same trade , but ( unpopular as he was in many quarters ) this was never held against him . Poets had been paid for their work , artists and doctors were ...
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... living creatures first arose from slime , and that justice and baseness exist not naturally but by convention ' ) is doubtless due to the naivety of the compiler , and we cannot tell in what words Archelaus expressed the thought ; but ...
... living creatures first arose from slime , and that justice and baseness exist not naturally but by convention ' ) is doubtless due to the naivety of the compiler , and we cannot tell in what words Archelaus expressed the thought ; but ...
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Common terms and phrases
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