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Robert Maynard Hutchins. EUTHYPHRO PERSONS OF THE Dialogue : Socrates ; EUTHYPHRO . Scene : The Porch of the King Archon Soc . That was the sort of question which I. [ 2 ] Euthyphro.WHY have you left the Lyceum , Socrates ? and what are ...
Robert Maynard Hutchins. EUTHYPHRO PERSONS OF THE Dialogue : Socrates ; EUTHYPHRO . Scene : The Porch of the King Archon Soc . That was the sort of question which I. [ 2 ] Euthyphro.WHY have you left the Lyceum , Socrates ? and what are ...
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... Euthyphro , when they occur , are of a like nature ? Euth . Certainly they are . Soc . They have differences of opinion , as you say , about good and evil , just and unjust , honourable and dishonourable : there would have been no ...
... Euthyphro , when they occur , are of a like nature ? Euth . Certainly they are . Soc . They have differences of opinion , as you say , about good and evil , just and unjust , honourable and dishonourable : there would have been no ...
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... Euthyphro does prove to me that all the gods regarded the death of the serf as unjust , how do I know anything more of the nature of piety and impiety ? for granting that this ... Euthyphro , is not holy , nor is that which EUTHYPHRO 195.
... Euthyphro does prove to me that all the gods regarded the death of the serf as unjust , how do I know anything more of the nature of piety and impiety ? for granting that this ... Euthyphro , is not holy , nor is that which EUTHYPHRO 195.
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