Plato Paved the Way
Plato Paved the Way
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Is there anything more akin to wisdom than truth?
2. Evil is a greater enemy to what is good than to what is not. The finest natures when under alien conditions receive more injury than the in- ferior, because the contrast is greater.
3. Great natures only will accomplish great things, either in the individual or the state for good, or for evil.
4. All great attempts are attended with risk.
5. As life advances let them increase the gym- nastics of the soul.
6. Can a man help imitating that whic...h he holds reverential*?
7. Glaucon urges Socrates to give an explana- tion of the good as he already had given of justice, temperance, and the other virtues.
8. Socrates answers: The good is the author 78 PLATO PAVED THE WAY 79 of all knowledge to all things known, and far ex- ceeds essence in dignity and power.
9. Glaucon said, with a ludicrous earnestness, By the light of heaven, how amazing!
10. The ear and voice need no addition to ful- fill their requirements, and also the other senses, except the eye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is there anything more akin to wisdom than truth?
2. Evil is a greater enemy to what is good than to what is not. The finest natures when under alien conditions receive more injury than the in- ferior, because the contrast is greater.
3. Great natures only will accomplish great things, either in the individual or the state for good, or for evil.
4. All great attempts are attended with risk.
5. As life advances let them increase the gym- nastics of the soul.
6. Can a man help imitating that whic...h he holds reverential*?
7. Glaucon urges Socrates to give an explana- tion of the good as he already had given of justice, temperance, and the other virtues.
8. Socrates answers: The good is the author 78 PLATO PAVED THE WAY 79 of all knowledge to all things known, and far ex- ceeds essence in dignity and power.
9. Glaucon said, with a ludicrous earnestness, By the light of heaven, how amazing!
10. The ear and voice need no addition to ful- fill their requirements, and also the other senses, except the eye.
What to read after Plato Paved the Way?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Starkey to read onlineMoreLess
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