The Theology of Plato Compared With the Principles of Oriental And Grecian Phil
The Theology of Plato Compared With the Principles of Oriental And Grecian Phil
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I. Cap. 15.
f Vis ilium FATUM vocare ? Non errabis. Hie est x quo suspensi sunt omnia. Natur. Quest. Lib. Ii. Cap. 45.
J Fatum inquit Chrysippus, est sempitcrna qmtJ. Un & indeclinabilis series rerum et catena, volvens semetipsa sese, -et implicans per aeternos consequents ordines, ex quibus apta connexaque est. Aul. Cell. Lib. Vi. Cap. 2.
De Repub. Lib. X.
I 4 Ml ( 120 ) in the world, must^be traced up to him as its ori- ginal $ otherwise, with -what propriety can it be said, that all things a...re suspended under him as the links of a chain that terminates at the hand by which it was framed, and is supported*? It is idle to distinguish with stoical philosophers, be- tween causes that are perfect and principal, and those that are assisting and approximate in the production of this effect; or to say that the laws of necessity operate upon the mind according to its qualities and information -f- : for the decree whereby the actions of an individual arc neces- sarily regulated, must extend to the wholf spe^ cies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. Cap. 15.
f Vis ilium FATUM vocare ? Non errabis. Hie est x quo suspensi sunt omnia. Natur. Quest. Lib. Ii. Cap. 45.
J Fatum inquit Chrysippus, est sempitcrna qmtJ. Un & indeclinabilis series rerum et catena, volvens semetipsa sese, -et implicans per aeternos consequents ordines, ex quibus apta connexaque est. Aul. Cell. Lib. Vi. Cap. 2.
De Repub. Lib. X.
I 4 Ml ( 120 ) in the world, must^be traced up to him as its ori- ginal $ otherwise, with -what propriety can it be said, that all things a...re suspended under him as the links of a chain that terminates at the hand by which it was framed, and is supported*? It is idle to distinguish with stoical philosophers, be- tween causes that are perfect and principal, and those that are assisting and approximate in the production of this effect; or to say that the laws of necessity operate upon the mind according to its qualities and information -f- : for the decree whereby the actions of an individual arc neces- sarily regulated, must extend to the wholf spe^ cies.
What to read after The Theology of Plato Compared With the Principles of Oriental And Grecian Phil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ogilvie John to read onlineMoreLess
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