Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association, Volume 100Association, 1969 - Classical philology Beginning with v. 31, the proceedings and papers of the Philological Association of the Pacific Coast are included. |
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... Protagoras . But the Protagoras is essentially a positive statement about aretê and education , and not an attack on Protagoras and the sophists.6 The major reason why almost all scholars have misunderstood Plato's intentions in this ...
... Protagoras . But the Protagoras is essentially a positive statement about aretê and education , and not an attack on Protagoras and the sophists.6 The major reason why almost all scholars have misunderstood Plato's intentions in this ...
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... Protagoras , who is more beautiful because he is the wisest of men ( ó σopŃTATOS , 309CD ) .8 The companion becomes very excited and begs Socrates to relate the meeting , which Socrates agrees to do ( 310A ) . This brief conversation ...
... Protagoras , who is more beautiful because he is the wisest of men ( ó σopŃTATOS , 309CD ) .8 The companion becomes very excited and begs Socrates to relate the meeting , which Socrates agrees to do ( 310A ) . This brief conversation ...
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... Protagoras than with anyone else , for he considers Protagoras the best man with whom to investigate other suitable matters , and especially aretê ( 348D5 - EI ) . Two facts support the sin- cerity of this statement . First Socrates has ...
... Protagoras than with anyone else , for he considers Protagoras the best man with whom to investigate other suitable matters , and especially aretê ( 348D5 - EI ) . Two facts support the sin- cerity of this statement . First Socrates has ...
Contents
ORGANIZATION | iii |
Officers Directors and Committees | viii |
Award of Merit | x |
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