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“I think the
case is thus and no otherwise,” said he. “Let us not yet
affirm it quite fixedly,PAGI/WS: cf. 479 C, Aristotle
Met. 1062 b
15.” I said, “but if this formThe doctrine of the transcendental ideas was
undoubtedly familiar to Plato at this time. Cf. on 402 B, and
Unity of Plato's Thought, p. 31, n. 194, p. 35. But
we need not evoke the theory of PAROUSI/A here to account for this slight personification of
the form, idea, or definition of justice. Cf. 538 D, and the use of
E)LQW/N in Euripides
Suppl. 562 and of I)O/N
in Philebus 52 E. Plato, in short, is merely saying
vivaciously what Aristotle technically says in the words DEI= DE\ TOU=TO MH\ MO/NO