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Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 3 (ed. Trent, William Peterfield, 1862-1939., Erskine, John, 1879-1951., Sherman, Stuart Pratt, 1881-1926., Van Doren, Carl, 1885-1950.) 25 25 Browse Search
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Plato, Republic, Book 2, section 365d (search)
we shall reply. But all the same if we expect to be happy, we must pursue the path to which the footprints of our arguments point. For with a view to lying hid we will organize societies and political clubs,Cf. George Miller Calhoun, Athenian Clubs in Politics and Litigation, University of Chicago Dissertation, 1911. and there are teachers of cajoleryLit. persuasion. Cf. the defintion of rhetoric, Gorgias 453 A. who impart the arts of the popular assembly and the court-room. So that, partly by persuasion, partly by force, we shall contrive to overreach with impunity. But against the gods, it may be said, neither secrecy nor force can avail. Well, if there are no gods, or they do not concern themselves with the doings of men,
Plato, Republic, Book 9, section 582b (search)
from gain?” “There is a vast difference,” he said; “for the one, the philosopher, must needs taste of the other two kinds of pleasure from childhood; but the lover of gain is not only under no necessity of tasting or experiencing the sweetness of the pleasure of learning the true natures of things,The force of OU) extends through the sentence. Cf. Class. Phil. vi. (1911) p. 218, and my note on Tim. 77 a in A.J.P. p. 74. Cf. Il. v. 408, xxii, 283, Pindar, Nem. iii. 15, Hymn Dem. 157. but he cannot easily do so even if he desires and is eager for it.” “The lover of wisdom, then,” said I, “far surpasses the lover of gain in experience of both kinds of
Plato, Republic, Book 10, section 614b (search)
erm also became proverbial for a lengthy tale. See K. Tümpel, *)ALKI/NOU A)PO/LOGOS, Philologus 52. 523 ff. that I shall unfold, but the tale of a warrior bold,Plato puns on the name Alcinous. For other puns on proper names see on 580 B. See Arthur Platt, “Plato's Republic, 614 B,” CIass. Review, 1911, pp. 13-14. For the A)LLA\ ME/N without a corresponding DE/ he compares Aristoph.Acharn. 428OU) *BELLEROFO/NTHS: A)LLA\ KA)KEI=NOS ME\N H)= XWLO/S . . .(which Blaydes changed to A)LLA\ MH/N), Odyssey xv. 405 and Eryxias 308 B. Er, the son of Armenius, by race a Pamphylian.Perhaps we might say, “of the tribe of Everyman.” For the question of his