The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1882 |
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... Plato was on hand , and Xenophon on his left . He bowed to Ho sat down by him . It was expected that Plato wo self have taken a place next to his master Socrates : ' Negligently expressed . Better in some such way as this : - of ...
... Plato was on hand , and Xenophon on his left . He bowed to Ho sat down by him . It was expected that Plato wo self have taken a place next to his master Socrates : ' Negligently expressed . Better in some such way as this : - of ...
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... Plato , and to show the opinion he himself had of it , ascribed by him to his admired Socrates , whom he represents as discoursing with his friends , and giving the history of Love in the following manner : " At the birth of Beauty ...
... Plato , and to show the opinion he himself had of it , ascribed by him to his admired Socrates , whom he represents as discoursing with his friends , and giving the history of Love in the following manner : " At the birth of Beauty ...
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... Plato himself is but second to him in this pro- vince of moral allegory . His genius may be compared to the spirit in Milton's Mask . When clad in this earth - worn mould , I mean , in the hackneyed form of dissertation , one may take ...
... Plato himself is but second to him in this pro- vince of moral allegory . His genius may be compared to the spirit in Milton's Mask . When clad in this earth - worn mould , I mean , in the hackneyed form of dissertation , one may take ...
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