The Study of PhilosophyCollegiate Press, 1987 - 340 pages |
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... Socrates . But he is also , obviously , just the kind of person to whom Socrates likes to apply his curative treatment , for Euthyphro claims to be an expert and feels supremely confident in his ability . Socrates is going to clear his ...
... Socrates . But he is also , obviously , just the kind of person to whom Socrates likes to apply his curative treatment , for Euthyphro claims to be an expert and feels supremely confident in his ability . Socrates is going to clear his ...
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... Socrates stepped off the platform on his way to prison , he passed one of his young disciples , Apollodorus , who was weeping bitterly . " Why are you crying , Apollodorus ? " Socrates is said to have asked him . " I am crying , Socrates ...
... Socrates stepped off the platform on his way to prison , he passed one of his young disciples , Apollodorus , who was weeping bitterly . " Why are you crying , Apollodorus ? " Socrates is said to have asked him . " I am crying , Socrates ...
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... Socrates ) and Defence of Socrates . Compare the latter work with Plato's Apol- ogy . Two works on Xenophon that will be found informative and helpful are Anton - Hermann Chroust's Socrates , Man and Myth : The Two Socratic Apologies of ...
... Socrates ) and Defence of Socrates . Compare the latter work with Plato's Apol- ogy . Two works on Xenophon that will be found informative and helpful are Anton - Hermann Chroust's Socrates , Man and Myth : The Two Socratic Apologies of ...
Contents
It began here | 11 |
And so I go about the world | 29 |
part II | 65 |
Copyright | |
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