Moral and Methaphysical Philosophy, Volume 1

Alcibiades Anaxagoras Anaximander Aristotle assertion Athenian Athens become believe belong body Boethius book of Proverbs Brahmin called century character Christian connected contemplation dæmon dialectics dialogue disciples discover distinct divine doctrine doubt earth Empedocles Epictetus Epicurus eternal evidence evil existence fact faculty faith feel felt Gnostics gods Greek ground habits heart Hebrew Heraclitus human idea inquiries kind king knowledge Kreeshna light living matter meaning merely mind moral nature Neo-Platonic notion object opinion Parmenides perceived philo philosophy physical Plato Plotinus Plutarch political Porphyry practical priest principle Proclus purpose Pythagoras question readers reason recognised relation respecting reverence Roman seeking seems sense society Socrates Sophist soul speak speculations spirit Stoicism substance suppose teacher teaching Thales Thee theology theurgy things thou thought tion Trajan treatise true truth unity virtue whole wisdom wise words worship Xenophanes Zeno καὶ