Dialogue

 1 Charm   |     utilitarianism or any other modern philosophical system. He
 2 Charm   |        words than of ideas. But modern languages have rubbed off
 3 Charm   |         which characterizes all modern languages. We cannot have
 4 Charm   |   generally much more marked in modern languages than in ancient.
 5 Charm(3)|        The ‘Ideas’ of Plato and Modern Philosophy.~
 6 Charm   |        is rarely to be found in modern nations; and in order to
 7 Charm   |        down to the level of the modern, we must break up the long
 8 Charm   |        while the feeling of the modern language is more opposed
 9 Charm   |      tautology. The tendency of modern languages is to become more
10 Charm   |        raised the standard. But modern languages, while they have
11 Charm   |         Rep.; etc. Or again the modern word, which in substance
12 Charm   |       more definite language of modern philosophy. And he must
13 Charm   |       been added some essays on modern philosophy, and on political
14 Charm   |      this Preface.)~Ancient and modern philosophy throw a light
15 Charm   |      reasoning. Yet the germ of modern thought is found in ancient,
16 Charm   |      which exist in ancient and modern philosophy, it seems best
17 Charm   |       maintain that ancient and modern philosophy are one and continuous (
18 Charm   |    truth respecting ancient and modern history), for they are separated
19 Charm   | speaking more in agreement with modern terminology, in the latter
20 Charm   |         would be allowable in a modern writer. But we are not therefore
21 Charm   |      they are very likely to be modern consequences which would
22 Charm   |    anachronism, gracious to the modern physical philosopher, and
23 Charm   |        link between ancient and modern philosophy, and between