Dialogue

 1  Meno|         has paid the penalty of ancient crime, and, having wandered
 2  Meno|   dependent on one another; the ancient philosopher had the same
 3  Meno|         to modern as well as to ancient teachers, that the Sophists
 4  Meno|         the body.~The stream of ancient philosophy in the Alexandrian
 5  Meno|        and is not the same with ancient philosophy. There is a great
 6  Meno| philosophy which is inspired by ancient. There is much in ancient
 7  Meno|       ancient. There is much in ancient philosophy which was ‘born
 8  Meno| similarities between modern and ancient thought are greater far
 9  Meno|         Modern philosophy, like ancient, begins with very simple
10  Meno|       meaning into them. Unlike ancient philosophy, it has been
11  Meno|          On the other hand, the ancient and mediaeval logic retained
12  Meno|       upon it; the principle of ancient philosophy which is most
13  Meno|    Descartes in his relation to ancient philosophy is his successor
14  Meno|        their idealism. Like the ancient Sophists, he relegates the
15  Meno|         received the penalty of ancient crime back again from beneath