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... ideas , we do not owe this to Plato , but to the idea , to which also Plato was debtor . I must not forget that we have a special debt to a single class . Life is a scale of degrees . Between rank and rank of our great men are wide ...
... ideas , we do not owe this to Plato , but to the idea , to which also Plato was debtor . I must not forget that we have a special debt to a single class . Life is a scale of degrees . Between rank and rank of our great men are wide ...
Strana 84
... ideas reveals to him the fact of eternity ; and the doctrine of reminiscence he offers as the most probable particular explication . Call that fanciful , it matters not : the connec- อ tion between our knowledge and the abyss of being ...
... ideas reveals to him the fact of eternity ; and the doctrine of reminiscence he offers as the most probable particular explication . Call that fanciful , it matters not : the connec- อ tion between our knowledge and the abyss of being ...
Strana 146
... ideas appears out of his reason . have reason . They alone Things always bring their own philosophy with them , that is , prudence . No man acquires prop- erty without acquiring with it a little arithmetic also . In England , the ...
... ideas appears out of his reason . have reason . They alone Things always bring their own philosophy with them , that is , prudence . No man acquires prop- erty without acquiring with it a little arithmetic also . In England , the ...
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