Dialogue

1 Phaedo|      will get on without him.~4. Modern philosophy is perplexed
2 Phaedo|         compared to that of some modern philosophers, who speak
3 Phaedo| Parmenides had stumbled upon the modern thesis, that ‘thought and
4 Phaedo|          denial of the belief in modern times than is found in early
5 Phaedo|       place in the philosophy of modern times. But Plato had the
6 Phaedo|       far as possible into their modern equivalents. ‘If the ideas
7 Phaedo|         as Butler and Addison in modern times have argued, the one
8 Phaedo|         Phaedo, and is common to modern and ancient philosophy.
9 Phaedo|          any tragedy, ancient or modern, nothing in poetry or history (