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Page 174
... philosopher and ruler . When they have found him and fallen in love with him they do what they can to strengthen this nature in him . They search their own souls ; and they find their own divine nature in their fascinated gaze at the ...
... philosopher and ruler . When they have found him and fallen in love with him they do what they can to strengthen this nature in him . They search their own souls ; and they find their own divine nature in their fascinated gaze at the ...
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... philosopher ( who at that time was not the distin- guished public figure ) for his great son ( who at that time was not the Great ) , must be somewhat tempered by the reality of the political link be- tween Atarneus and Macedonia and ...
... philosopher ( who at that time was not the distin- guished public figure ) for his great son ( who at that time was not the Great ) , must be somewhat tempered by the reality of the political link be- tween Atarneus and Macedonia and ...
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... philosopher - psychologists of his age ; he is conspicuously less schematic and crude than Hobbes , and is nearer to the great French moralists in his calm pessimism . The many philosophers who have tried to show the varieties of human ...
... philosopher - psychologists of his age ; he is conspicuously less schematic and crude than Hobbes , and is nearer to the great French moralists in his calm pessimism . The many philosophers who have tried to show the varieties of human ...
Contents
HOMER The Iliad or The Poem of Force | 3 |
HOMER Odysseus Scar | 30 |
AESCHYLUS Introduction to the Oresteia | 51 |
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