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... souls and their dwelling - places . . . that seems to me not only to be proper but also to be a risk worth taking , for a man who so believes . For the danger is a noble danger . Or listen to him again in the Republic ( 382D ) : ' So ...
... souls and their dwelling - places . . . that seems to me not only to be proper but also to be a risk worth taking , for a man who so believes . For the danger is a noble danger . Or listen to him again in the Republic ( 382D ) : ' So ...
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... souls or the rest of the Pythagorean dogma in the descent of Aeneas . This he would hold to be a falsehood which ... soul and its mansions is not exactly true . In Platonic terms it is a falsehood like the truth : in epic terms Aeneas ...
... souls or the rest of the Pythagorean dogma in the descent of Aeneas . This he would hold to be a falsehood which ... soul and its mansions is not exactly true . In Platonic terms it is a falsehood like the truth : in epic terms Aeneas ...
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