Ancilla to the Pre-Socratic Philosophers: A Complete Translation of the Fragments in Diels, Fragmente Der VorsokratikerThis book is a complete translation of the fragments of the pre-Socratic philosophers given in the fifth edition of Diels, Fragmente der Vorsokratiker. |
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... word for word from Musaeus ) . 8 . ( PS . - ERATOSTHENES : Musaeus tells how Zeus at birth was handed over by Rhea to Themis , and by Themis to Amalthea , who gave him to the Goat , the daughter of the Sun , to rear in the caves of ...
... word for word from Musaeus ) . 8 . ( PS . - ERATOSTHENES : Musaeus tells how Zeus at birth was handed over by Rhea to Themis , and by Themis to Amalthea , who gave him to the Goat , the daughter of the Sun , to rear in the caves of ...
Page 125
... word developed almost immediately ; Aristotle summed up the Sophist's art as ' the appearance , not the reality , of ... word for word ' ) . 3. ( From a treatise entitled ' Great Logos ' 125.
... word developed almost immediately ; Aristotle summed up the Sophist's art as ' the appearance , not the reality , of ... word for word ' ) . 3. ( From a treatise entitled ' Great Logos ' 125.
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... word for ' unprepared ' ) . 4. ( From ' Truth ' : word for ' unseen ' used to mean ' things not seen but thought to be seen ' ) . 5. ( From ' Truth ' : word for ' unfelt ' used to mean ' things not felt but thought to be felt ' ) . 6. ( ...
... word for ' unprepared ' ) . 4. ( From ' Truth ' : word for ' unseen ' used to mean ' things not seen but thought to be seen ' ) . 5. ( From ' Truth ' : word for ' unfelt ' used to mean ' things not felt but thought to be felt ' ) . 6. ( ...
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