Dialogue

1 Phaedo| eternal ideas; of man, has a history in time, which may be traced
2 Phaedo| successes fill a page in the history of his country. The praises
3 Phaedo|      increasing knowledge of history and of nature. They have
4 Phaedo|   which is observable in the history of the world and of the
5 Phaedo|      particular stage in the history of thought. The doctrine
6 Phaedo| analysis of language and the history of the human mind. The question, ‘
7 Phaedo|     passages of his personal history. To his old enemies the
8 Phaedo|    Socrates and Plato in the history of philosophy. They were
9 Phaedo| modern, nothing in poetry or history (with one exception), like