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... appear far from beautiful ? Does not Heraclitus further teach this very doctrine , which you yourself must needs infer to be true , that the wisest of men , compared with a God , will appear an ape in wisdom and beauty and every other ...
... appear far from beautiful ? Does not Heraclitus further teach this very doctrine , which you yourself must needs infer to be true , that the wisest of men , compared with a God , will appear an ape in wisdom and beauty and every other ...
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... appear great to us , yet , in as much as they surpass others , great of necessity they must be . So is it , we say , with the beautiful ; it must be something by which things are beautiful , whether they appear to be so or not . Now ...
... appear great to us , yet , in as much as they surpass others , great of necessity they must be . So is it , we say , with the beautiful ; it must be something by which things are beautiful , whether they appear to be so or not . Now ...
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... appear so always to all men ? Or shall we not rather say quite the reverse , that men are ignorant of their beauty , and that above all things these are the subjects of controversy and contention , not only private but public , not only ...
... appear so always to all men ? Or shall we not rather say quite the reverse , that men are ignorant of their beauty , and that above all things these are the subjects of controversy and contention , not only private but public , not only ...
Contents
Euthyphro Plato | 3 |
Two Meditations René Descartes | 18 |
Democracy | 23 |
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