The Apology Of Socrates The Crito And Part Of The Phaedo With Notes From Stallbaum Schleiermachers Introductions A Life Of Socrates And Schleie

Author : Plato
Publisher : Rarebooksclub.com
ISBN 13 : 9781230148403
Total Pages : 58 pages
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Download or read book Gplátwn. the Apology of Socrates the Crito and Part of the Phædo, with Notes from Stallbaum and Schleiermacher's Introductions written by Plato and published by Rarebooksclub.com. This book was released on 2013-09 with total page 58 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1858 edition. Excerpt: ...which would more naturally suggest a favourable interpretation.--airiav ixuv is a phrase of indifferent import, though more frequently occurring in a bad than in a good sense.--The idea contained in ovofia Ku! ahiav txuv 1s passive, and we have after it, consequently, ii7rd with the genitive, as after a passive verb. Compare c. I. note (a). b vfiiv Tovto lyivtro That is, ifii ttQvavai Srj, an addition, which appears to have crept from the margin into the text of several MSS. Heindorf wished it to be retained, but thought that it should be read, To l/tt ttQvavai Srj. See, however, the observations of Matthise, 468. b.--airb Tov avroparov, of its own accord, even if you had not condemned me to death. c iroppu i)Sri iari Tov /3iov Analogous to such expressions as 6, pi tijg rjfitpag, iroppw Tiiq rifitpag, and the like. Similarly, Plato has ir6ppu itvai trig iXoaoi'ag, to go to great lengths in philosophy. The subject to larl is rjXiKia: my time of life is far advanced. The genitive indicates a partitive notion. d iiiravra iroiiiv Hcrt airoipiiytiv The phrase iravra, or iiiravra iroiiiv, is about equivalent to ours, to leave no stone unturned; it may be followed by ig, oicri, or Oirwg, and is sometimes construed with a participle, e. g., iravra irouiv ptvyovreg rrjv SiKnv, Euthyph. p. 8. C. The whole sentence may be rendered as follows: 'And perhaps you imagine that it is through a lack of arguments that I have been brought in guilty, by the help of which I might have convinced you, had I thought it right to have recourse to all possible means, both in word and deed, in order to elude justice. Far from it, ' etc. It is impossible to say whether the ilc av vfiag Vtiera is intended as an independent sentence, thrown in...