Dialogue

 1 Intro|        music and gymnastics. The doctrine of transmigration is still
 2 Intro|          causes accords with the doctrine which he maintains in the
 3 Intro|         According to our general doctrine of sensation, parts of the
 4 Intro|         to perplex them. Plato’s doctrine of the same and the other
 5 Intro|          be urged against Kant’s doctrine of the ideality of space
 6 Intro|         the results to which his doctrine would have led.~The contradictions
 7 Intro|          earth to earth. Plato’s doctrine of attraction implies not
 8 Intro|         discovery, at the modern doctrine of gravitation. He does
 9 Intro| immobility of the earth. Plato’s doctrine on this subject is contained
10 Intro|          attributed to Plato the doctrine of the rotation of the earth
11 Intro|        is more favourable to the doctrine of its immobility than to
12 Intro|      been ignorant either of the doctrine of Plato or of the sense
13 Intro|      approaches very near to our doctrine of the primary and secondary
14 Intro|    mathematical proportions. The doctrine that the heavenly bodies
15 Intro|     physical science. First, the doctrine of equipoise. Plato affirms,
16 Intro|       Instead of maintaining the doctrine that the void has a necessary
17 Intro|    phenomena disappears, but the doctrine of ideas is also reduced
18 Intro|          early did the Epicurean doctrine take possession of the Greek
19 Intro|      ignorance, and suddenly the doctrine seems to him to be confirmed
20 Intro|     modern times the speculative doctrine of necessity has often been