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... Socrates , whom Plato is careful to mention simply as a friend for whom he had a profound admiration , had no regular disciples ' . That this should be the only reminiscence of Socrates in a correspondence which belongs to Plato's old ...
... Socrates , whom Plato is careful to mention simply as a friend for whom he had a profound admiration , had no regular disciples ' . That this should be the only reminiscence of Socrates in a correspondence which belongs to Plato's old ...
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... Socrates would as he grew to manhood become distinguished as the central and dominating figure in a regular school ... Socrates in later life from pure enjoyment of his talk , whom he means when he speaks of the sophist Antiphon as ...
... Socrates would as he grew to manhood become distinguished as the central and dominating figure in a regular school ... Socrates in later life from pure enjoyment of his talk , whom he means when he speaks of the sophist Antiphon as ...
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... Socrates until 430 we may be sure that at that time the circle of young men and lads who admired him cannot have been a very extensive one , though we see from the dialogue ( Charm . 153 d ) that it already included Critias . Of course ...
... Socrates until 430 we may be sure that at that time the circle of young men and lads who admired him cannot have been a very extensive one , though we see from the dialogue ( Charm . 153 d ) that it already included Critias . Of course ...
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