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... later dialogues , always with the exception of the Phaedrus , the dramatic element has really disappeared , though the form of a dialogue is preserved . The vivacious manner of a great dramatist , enthralling his hearers by the ...
... later dialogues , always with the exception of the Phaedrus , the dramatic element has really disappeared , though the form of a dialogue is preserved . The vivacious manner of a great dramatist , enthralling his hearers by the ...
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... later date . The dialogue is connected dramatically with the Sophist and Politicus , and these I take to be late dialogues , later probably than the Republic . Now internal evidence seems to show that the Republic was written between ...
... later date . The dialogue is connected dramatically with the Sophist and Politicus , and these I take to be late dialogues , later probably than the Republic . Now internal evidence seems to show that the Republic was written between ...
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... late feature in Plato's writings . How , then , any critic can break the series of purely Ideal dialogues by inserting among them one which is almost purely Pythagorean , I find it hard to understand . The Philebus , then , is later ...
... late feature in Plato's writings . How , then , any critic can break the series of purely Ideal dialogues by inserting among them one which is almost purely Pythagorean , I find it hard to understand . The Philebus , then , is later ...
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