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... discourses . But if the man be not of this kind , he disgusts me , and all the more , the better he speaks ; and then I become a hater of such discourses . As for So- crates here , I know nothing about his way of talking , but I know ...
... discourses . But if the man be not of this kind , he disgusts me , and all the more , the better he speaks ; and then I become a hater of such discourses . As for So- crates here , I know nothing about his way of talking , but I know ...
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... discourse . ' 66 99 99 It is plain that at this stage of the discussion , Laches is merely an instrument in the hands of the Socrates of the Dialogue , used for the purpose of bringing out his meaning . The argument which * " is spread ...
... discourse . ' 66 99 99 It is plain that at this stage of the discussion , Laches is merely an instrument in the hands of the Socrates of the Dialogue , used for the purpose of bringing out his meaning . The argument which * " is spread ...
Side 64
... discourse , and seeing me in this state of perplexity , was like persons who stand opposite to those that yawn , and are seized with a fit of yawning : he was seized with a fit of perplexity , by the influence of my perplexity . But as ...
... discourse , and seeing me in this state of perplexity , was like persons who stand opposite to those that yawn , and are seized with a fit of yawning : he was seized with a fit of perplexity , by the influence of my perplexity . But as ...
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... discourse , such as you are accustomed to hear from other teachers : but - if you will do me one small favour , I will explain myself more fully . " ALC . " If it is not very troublesome I will do it . " Soc . " If you will answer the ...
... discourse , such as you are accustomed to hear from other teachers : but - if you will do me one small favour , I will explain myself more fully . " ALC . " If it is not very troublesome I will do it . " Soc . " If you will answer the ...
Side 129
... discourse , such as you are accustomed to hear from other teachers : but - if you will do me one small favour , I will explain myself more fully . " ALC . " If it is not very troublesome I will do it . " Soc . " If you will answer the ...
... discourse , such as you are accustomed to hear from other teachers : but - if you will do me one small favour , I will explain myself more fully . " ALC . " If it is not very troublesome I will do it . " Soc . " If you will answer the ...
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