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The First Alcibiades Part
1 Intro| man,’ astonishes him by a revelation of his designs. But has Gorgias Part
2 Intro| maintenance of the right only. The revelation of another life is a recapitulation 3 Intro| the dialogue is not the revelation, but rather, like all similar Meno Part
4 Intro| become the knowledge of ‘the revelation of a single science’ (Symp.), Parmenides Part
5 Intro| that ‘you cannot criticize Revelation.’ ‘Then how do you know 6 Intro| how do you know what is Revelation, or that there is one at 7 Intro| nature, person, of another, revelation, inspiration, and the like, Phaedo Part
8 Intro| fame and glory, the higher revelation of beauty, like the good Philebus Part
9 Intro| To this Plato opposes the revelation from Heaven of the real 10 Intro| This ‘one in many’ is a revelation of the order of the world, The Republic Book
11 7 | will take your words as a revelation; another class to whom they The Sophist Part
12 Intro| pushing aside of the old, the revelation of the new. But each one 13 Intro| thought that he saw a gradual revelation of the Divine Being. He The Statesman Part
14 Intro| are attributed to a divine revelation: and so the greatest difficulty