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... beautiful . Hip . Does not the proposer of this question desire to have it told him , what is beautiful ? Soc . I think not , Hippias : but to have it told him what the beauti ... beautiful likewise ? meaning PLATO : ON THE BEAUTIFUL 153.
... beautiful . Hip . Does not the proposer of this question desire to have it told him , what is beautiful ? Soc . I think not , Hippias : but to have it told him what the beauti ... beautiful likewise ? meaning PLATO : ON THE BEAUTIFUL 153.
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... beautiful likewise ? meaning a beautiful mare . For , indeed , how should we dare deny that a beautiful thing is beautiful ? Hip . True , Socrates . And no doubt the God rightly gave that commendation : for with us , too , there are ...
... beautiful likewise ? meaning a beautiful mare . For , indeed , how should we dare deny that a beautiful thing is beautiful ? Hip . True , Socrates . And no doubt the God rightly gave that commendation : for with us , too , there are ...
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... beautiful . " Now , for my part , I am used to give my assent , in such matters , to every thing proposed to me . For I find in myself nothing to object . But what think you of it ? are you of ... beautiful , PLATO : ON THE BEAUTIFUL 161.
... beautiful . " Now , for my part , I am used to give my assent , in such matters , to every thing proposed to me . For I find in myself nothing to object . But what think you of it ? are you of ... beautiful , PLATO : ON THE BEAUTIFUL 161.
Contents
Euthyphro Plato | 3 |
Two Meditations René Descartes | 18 |
Democracy | 23 |
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