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... Phædo of Plato . " The foul , " fays he , " defcends Cori- cally , or after the manner of Proferpine , into generation , but is di- ftributed into generation Dionyfiacally ; and he is bound in body Prometheically and Titanically : fhe ...
... Phædo of Plato . " The foul , " fays he , " defcends Cori- cally , or after the manner of Proferpine , into generation , but is di- ftributed into generation Dionyfiacally ; and he is bound in body Prometheically and Titanically : fhe ...
Pagina 249
... Phædo . The fublime fen- timents which it inculcates , and the fimple pathos of its truly dramatic narrative , have had more effect in attaching fectators to Plato than any other part of his very unequal writings.- We fhall extract , as ...
... Phædo . The fublime fen- timents which it inculcates , and the fimple pathos of its truly dramatic narrative , have had more effect in attaching fectators to Plato than any other part of his very unequal writings.- We fhall extract , as ...
Pagina 253
... Phædo , and which the following extraordinary paffage from Proclus * abundantly confirms . " It is here ( fays he ) requifite to remember the Platonic hypothefes concerning the earth . For Plato does not meafure its magnitude after the ...
... Phædo , and which the following extraordinary paffage from Proclus * abundantly confirms . " It is here ( fays he ) requifite to remember the Platonic hypothefes concerning the earth . For Plato does not meafure its magnitude after the ...
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