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... 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 ...
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... sense the natural religion of the poet . The mysterious love of man and woman , in particular , irrelevant to most of the problems of philosophy , and regarded by religion chiefly as a dangerous disturbing force , is one of the ...
... sense the natural religion of the poet . The mysterious love of man and woman , in particular , irrelevant to most of the problems of philosophy , and regarded by religion chiefly as a dangerous disturbing force , is one of the ...
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... sense , and thrust the sense - world into a limbo of disparage- ment from which , where his spell prevailed , it never emerged . The body was the soul's prison ; the senses cheated it with illusion and dragged it down with base desires ...
... sense , and thrust the sense - world into a limbo of disparage- ment from which , where his spell prevailed , it never emerged . The body was the soul's prison ; the senses cheated it with illusion and dragged it down with base desires ...
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CORRESPONDING FELLOWS | 9 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191516 | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
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