A History of Greek Philosophy: The fifth-century enlightenmentUniversity Press, 1962 - Philosophy, Ancient |
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... pupil and follower of Empedocles.1 One of the most powerful influences for humanism is to be found in the theories of the natural origins of life and society which were a feature of Ionian thought from Anaximander onwards . Life ...
... pupil and follower of Empedocles.1 One of the most powerful influences for humanism is to be found in the theories of the natural origins of life and society which were a feature of Ionian thought from Anaximander onwards . Life ...
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... pupil of Gorgias , and in its historical form , as a theory of the origin of law , it is clearly stated by Glaucon in the Republic as a current view which he would like to see refuted . Besides laws in the ordinary sense , contemporary ...
... pupil of Gorgias , and in its historical form , as a theory of the origin of law , it is clearly stated by Glaucon in the Republic as a current view which he would like to see refuted . Besides laws in the ordinary sense , contemporary ...
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... pupil and admirer of Gorgias — of the question which he springs on Socrates at the beginning of the dialogue that bears his name : ' Can you tell me , Socrates , whether areté can be taught ? Or is it a matter of practice , or natural ...
... pupil and admirer of Gorgias — of the question which he springs on Socrates at the beginning of the dialogue that bears his name : ' Can you tell me , Socrates , whether areté can be taught ? Or is it a matter of practice , or natural ...
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... pupil comments ' A poor pale - faced devil , you mean ' , and at 1309 the word as applied to Strepsiades by the chorus means nothing but ' trickster ' , in allusion to his cheating of his creditors . The word ' sophist ' then had a ...
... pupil comments ' A poor pale - faced devil , you mean ' , and at 1309 the word as applied to Strepsiades by the chorus means nothing but ' trickster ' , in allusion to his cheating of his creditors . The word ' sophist ' then had a ...
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... pupil of Prodicus and friend of Socrates ( Plato , Laches 197d ) . He was chiefly known as an authority on music but , says Plutarch , though a leading Sophist and in fact the mentor of Pericles in politics , he used his musical ...
... pupil of Prodicus and friend of Socrates ( Plato , Laches 197d ) . He was chiefly known as an authority on music but , says Plutarch , though a leading Sophist and in fact the mentor of Pericles in politics , he used his musical ...
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