A History of Greek Philosophy: The fifth-century enlightenmentUniversity Press, 1962 - Philosophy, Ancient |
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... speech against Aristogeiton ) Appendix : some passages descriptive of human progress page 68 79 ( 3 ) The realists 84 ( a ) Thucydides 84 ( b ) Thrasymachus in the Republic 88 ( c ) Glaucon and Adimantus 97 ( d ) Nature and necessity 99 ...
... speech against Aristogeiton ) Appendix : some passages descriptive of human progress page 68 79 ( 3 ) The realists 84 ( a ) Thucydides 84 ( b ) Thrasymachus in the Republic 88 ( c ) Glaucon and Adimantus 97 ( d ) Nature and necessity 99 ...
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... speech and writing , hunting and fishing , agri- culture , the domestication of animals and their use in transport , building , cookery , mining and metalwork , shipbuilding and naviga- tion , spinning and weaving , pharmacy and ...
... speech and writing , hunting and fishing , agri- culture , the domestication of animals and their use in transport , building , cookery , mining and metalwork , shipbuilding and naviga- tion , spinning and weaving , pharmacy and ...
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... speech or argument.1 Anyone who had this quality was a natural object of suspicion to his less clever fellows , as Antiphon the orator , says Thucydides ( 8.68.1 ) , was to the Athenian public ' on account of his reputation for deinotes ...
... speech or argument.1 Anyone who had this quality was a natural object of suspicion to his less clever fellows , as Antiphon the orator , says Thucydides ( 8.68.1 ) , was to the Athenian public ' on account of his reputation for deinotes ...
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... speech that Aeschines called Demosthenes a sophist . Though the lapse of centuries makes it of doubtful relevance to the present discussion , it is interesting that Lucian could refer to Christ as ' that crucified sophist ' ( Peregrinus ...
... speech that Aeschines called Demosthenes a sophist . Though the lapse of centuries makes it of doubtful relevance to the present discussion , it is interesting that Lucian could refer to Christ as ' that crucified sophist ' ( Peregrinus ...
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... speech which Plato puts into his mouth ( Prot . 316d ) , accuses Orpheus and Musaeus , Homer , Hesiod and Simonides of using their poetry as a disguise , through fear of the odium attached to the name descriptive of their real character ...
... speech which Plato puts into his mouth ( Prot . 316d ) , accuses Orpheus and Musaeus , Homer , Hesiod and Simonides of using their poetry as a disguise , through fear of the odium attached to the name descriptive of their real character ...
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