Dialogue

1 Phaedo|     conflict with a scientific age in which the rules of evidence
2 Phaedo|       soon to be the partaker. Age numbs the sense of both
3 Phaedo|        the desire of life; old age, like the child, is laid
4 Phaedo|       new to the Greeks in the age of Socrates, but, like the
5 Phaedo| natural feeling which, in that age as well as in every other,
6 Phaedo|    knowledge.~17. Living in an age when logic was beginning
7 Phaedo|      relation to Plato and his age, as the argument from the
8 Phaedo|      far more probable to that age than to ours, and may fairly
9 Phaedo|    notions; current in our own age. For there are philosophers