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Pagina 89
... Plato or Socrates ) who after all his Study and Learn- ' ing professed , That all he then knew was , that ' he knew nothing . You easily see this is but a shallow Argument , and may be soon confuted . ' I have with great Pains and ...
... Plato or Socrates ) who after all his Study and Learn- ' ing professed , That all he then knew was , that ' he knew nothing . You easily see this is but a shallow Argument , and may be soon confuted . ' I have with great Pains and ...
Pagina 143
... Plato ) that the Souls of the Dead appear frequently in Comiteries , and hover about the Places where their Bodies are buried , as still hankering after their old brutal Pleasures , and de- siring again to enter the Body that gave them ...
... Plato ) that the Souls of the Dead appear frequently in Comiteries , and hover about the Places where their Bodies are buried , as still hankering after their old brutal Pleasures , and de- siring again to enter the Body that gave them ...
Pagina 424
... Plato's Alcibiades , says , he was in- formed by one , who had travelled through Persia , that as he passed over a great Tract of Lands , and enquired what the Name of the Place was , they told him it was the Queen's Girdle ; to which ...
... Plato's Alcibiades , says , he was in- formed by one , who had travelled through Persia , that as he passed over a great Tract of Lands , and enquired what the Name of the Place was , they told him it was the Queen's Girdle ; to which ...
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