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Cratylus Part
1 Intro| only of metaphysics and theology, but also of natural knowledge. Gorgias Part
2 Intro| politics, the sophistry of theology. All of these disguises 3 Intro| places both of philosophy and theology.~THE MYTHS OF PLATO.~The 4 Intro| in which discussions of theology are mixed up with the incidents 5 Intro| prosy and monotonous. In theology and philosophy we necessarily Meno Part
6 Intro| to the gulf which later theology and philosophy have made 7 Intro| stood in a new relation to theology and natural philosophy, 8 Intro| of Plato. Few students of theology or philosophy have sufficiently Parmenides Part
9 Intro| taking the place of God. Theology, again, is full of undefined Phaedo Part
10 Intro| pressed into the service of theology, they say, like the companions Phaedrus Part
11 Intro| intimations of a ‘metaphysic’ or ‘theology’ of the future may also 12 Intro| of our newspapers, of our theology? Perhaps he would be afraid Philebus Part
13 Intro| cause,’ a saying in which theology and philosophy are blended The Republic Book
14 2 | what are these forms of theology which you mean? ~Something The Sophist Part
15 Intro| philosophers, the strife of theology and politics, without being 16 Intro| his speculations. In the theology and philosophy of England The Statesman Part
17 Intro| application to Christian theology. Here are suggested also Theaetetus Part
18 Intro| history of philosophy and theology.~It is this perverted form Timaeus Part
19 Intro| They were absorbed in his theology and were under the dominion 20 Intro| which embraces astronomy, theology, physiology, and natural 21 Intro| conception of them: (3) the theology and physics of the Timaeus, 22 Intro| And as in other systems of theology and philosophy, that of 23 Intro| How often have the gaps in Theology been concealed from the 24 Intro| the language of natural theology down to our own time, nor 25 Intro| great peace-maker between theology and science. Plato also 26 Intro| grammar, and of the Orphic theology.~Although such a work can