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 1 4 |        than that of the poets. Plato asserts His monarchy, saying
 2 29|    other at opposite poles, as Plato says, if you take away one,
 3 38|                    XXXVIII. OF PLATO, WHOSE DOCTRINE APPROACHES
 4 38|        THE TRUTH.~His disciple Plato, whom Tully speaks of as
 5 40|        says in the writings of Plato), let us follow that which
 6 42|      was without Him. In fine, Plato, not altogether as a philosopher,
 7 55|   philosophers, and especially Plato and Aristotle, spoke many
 8 68|         God made the world, as Plato thought, but he does not
 9 68|      Theodorus was, and answer Plato: Nay, because He is evil,
10 68| according to the sentiments of Plato, the same God is both good,
11 68|       all things, has in them. Plato also affirms that souls
12 69|        honour due to Him. Here Plato erred; here he lost the
13 70|        that souls are eternal. Plato says that that which always