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Euthydemus Part
1 Intro| produced which turns on the absoluteness of the verb ‘to know.’ And 2 Intro| explained away. The same absoluteness which was once attributed Philebus Part
3 Intro| plainer), we weaken the absoluteness of our moral standard; we The Sophist Part
4 Intro| Eleatic philosophy: while the absoluteness of Being was asserted in 5 Intro| relative, would have the absoluteness of being. Therefore we must Theaetetus Part
6 Intro| Would he have asserted the absoluteness of sensation at each instant? 7 Intro| seems to imply that the absoluteness of sensation at each instant 8 Intro| idea, and that idea was the absoluteness of perception. Like Socrates, 9 Intro| man from a tadpole. The absoluteness of sensations at each moment