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Page 245
... sense in which Socrates meant it . Not only had the word yuxý never been used in this way , but the existence of what Socrates called by the name had never been realized . If that can be shown , it will be easier to understand how ...
... sense in which Socrates meant it . Not only had the word yuxý never been used in this way , but the existence of what Socrates called by the name had never been realized . If that can be shown , it will be easier to understand how ...
Page 439
... senses , where all things die and are born , to be composed of uncreated and indestructible elements . Underlying ... sense , be a spiritual substance like Plato's ideas , or Shelley's ' white radiance of eternity ' , or whether it be ...
... senses , where all things die and are born , to be composed of uncreated and indestructible elements . Underlying ... sense , be a spiritual substance like Plato's ideas , or Shelley's ' white radiance of eternity ' , or whether it be ...
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... sense , a skilful lecturer . This concentrated absorption also in part explains the limitations of his studies which are elsewhere mentioned . It would have been physically impossible to vent so much energy on the whole field which it ...
... sense , a skilful lecturer . This concentrated absorption also in part explains the limitations of his studies which are elsewhere mentioned . It would have been physically impossible to vent so much energy on the whole field which it ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWS | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
AN ATTEMPT TO RECOVER THE ORIGINAL ORDER OF THE TEXT | 37 |
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