The Parmenides of Plato
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■irpa7. iraiS. xaC£»v, ' Operosum ludere lusum ' Stallb., 'to amuse ourselves with a laborious pastime' Grote. ' Nihil viderunt, qui ex hoc loco voluerunt demon strare, universam, quae deinceps agitatur, disputationem nihil esse nisi dialecticum aliquod artificium, quo artes Eristicorum, imitatione scilicet delusae exagitarentur.' Stallb., and rightly ; but the phrase detracts from the seriousness of the issue.
We never quite allow metaphysics to overwhelm us, feeling that the laws of nature wi...ll continue to act until our system is ready. And yet, as PI. says, Polit. 307 D, TraiSia Toivvv avrr] ye Tis rj Sia(popa TovTtiiv ecrrl Tiav elSiuv irepl Se to. peyicrra voo-os ^vp- j3aLvei Traa-Zv e-^^OicrTq yiyveaOai rats jroAccrtv. In Laws VII. 803 c he speaks of man as Oeov n Tratyviov ... TOVT(p Srj Seiv T$ Tpoin^ ^vvetropevov Kai irai^ovra o ti KaAAitrras TraiSias irdvr' dvSpa Kai yv- vaLKa ovT(D Sia/Jiwvat, Toui/avrtov r) vvv Siavorjdevras.
Perhaps the point is that referred to in Theaet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
■irpa7. iraiS. xaC£»v, ' Operosum ludere lusum ' Stallb., 'to amuse ourselves with a laborious pastime' Grote. ' Nihil viderunt, qui ex hoc loco voluerunt demon strare, universam, quae deinceps agitatur, disputationem nihil esse nisi dialecticum aliquod artificium, quo artes Eristicorum, imitatione scilicet delusae exagitarentur.' Stallb., and rightly ; but the phrase detracts from the seriousness of the issue.
We never quite allow metaphysics to overwhelm us, feeling that the laws of nature wi...ll continue to act until our system is ready. And yet, as PI. says, Polit. 307 D, TraiSia Toivvv avrr] ye Tis rj Sia(popa TovTtiiv ecrrl Tiav elSiuv irepl Se to. peyicrra voo-os ^vp- j3aLvei Traa-Zv e-^^OicrTq yiyveaOai rats jroAccrtv. In Laws VII. 803 c he speaks of man as Oeov n Tratyviov ... TOVT(p Srj Seiv T$ Tpoin^ ^vvetropevov Kai irai^ovra o ti KaAAitrras TraiSias irdvr' dvSpa Kai yv- vaLKa ovT(D Sia/Jiwvat, Toui/avrtov r) vvv Siavorjdevras.
Perhaps the point is that referred to in Theaet.
What to read after The Parmenides of Plato?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Plato to read onlineMoreLess
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