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... Phaedo . * Still , though these and many other circumstances show that the Gorgias was composed not very long before the Phaedo , the former does not contain a philosophical account either of the Ideal theory or of immortality , and may ...
... Phaedo . * Still , though these and many other circumstances show that the Gorgias was composed not very long before the Phaedo , the former does not contain a philosophical account either of the Ideal theory or of immortality , and may ...
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... Phaedo the Ideal theory is first distinctly enounced in the second half of the first proof . The proof of immor ... Phaedo , p . 82 E. 6 cc . 18-23 , pp . 72 E - 77 B. 7 Pp . 73 c sqq . 8 Phaedo , p . 73 E. • P. 73 D. VIII THE THEORY OF ...
... Phaedo the Ideal theory is first distinctly enounced in the second half of the first proof . The proof of immor ... Phaedo , p . 82 E. 6 cc . 18-23 , pp . 72 E - 77 B. 7 Pp . 73 c sqq . 8 Phaedo , p . 73 E. • P. 73 D. VIII THE THEORY OF ...
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... Phaedo and Republic ; they are the patterns to which sensible things bear an imperfect resemblance ; they are ... Phaedo , and Republic , to the form which it assumes in the 1 Phaedo , p . 102 B and C. 2 εἰκόνες Phaedr . p . 250 B ...
... Phaedo and Republic ; they are the patterns to which sensible things bear an imperfect resemblance ; they are ... Phaedo , and Republic , to the form which it assumes in the 1 Phaedo , p . 102 B and C. 2 εἰκόνες Phaedr . p . 250 B ...
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