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1 9 | scrupulously tested, the determination of the penalties or punishments Parmenides Part
2 Intro| though he is aware that ‘determination is only negation.’~After 3 Intro| must not only admit that determination is negation, but must get Philebus Part
4 Intro| principles are required for the determination of the relative places of 5 Text | ill decided, and the right determination of them is very helpful.~ Protagoras Part
6 Intro| unity of virtue. In the determination of this question the identity 7 Text | carrying out at any price this determination, although, as you admit, The Republic Book
8 3 | fortune with firm step and a determination to endure; and another to The Sophist Part
9 Intro| doctrine of Spinoza that all determination is negation. Plato takes 10 Intro| passes from one limit or determination of thought to another and 11 Intro| moving onwards from one determination of thought to another, receiving 12 Intro| which conducts him from one determination of thought to another. But Theaetetus Part
13 Intro| far from being its highest determination, is yet necessary to any 14 Text | can fly; or rather, the determination of these fellows not to Timaeus Part
15 Intro| which is the principle of determination.) The element of the same