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The Ἀνεξεαστοσ Βιοσ in Plato

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

R. Hackforth
Affiliation:
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge.

Abstract

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Type
Review Article
Copyright
Copyright © The Classical Association 1945

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page 2 note 1 , 538 D.

page 2 note 1 539 C.

page 2 note 2 e.g. Raeder, , Platons phil. Entwickelung, p. 231:Google Scholar ‘Früher hatte P. die Neigung der Jugend, die Sokratische Fragemethode nachzuahmen, gunstiger beurteilt.’ Cf. Cornford in Mind, xli. 184.

page 2 note 3 Companion to Plato's Republic, p. 306.

page 3 note 1 From a comparison of Socrates' account of his mission in the Apology with the description of cathartic sophistry in the Sophist it seems clear that Plato thinks of the purging of false beliefs and the purging of δοξοσοφία as identical.

page 3 note 2 Although much in ii-iii bears upon the conduct of mature guardians, the scheme of education as such, together with the propaedeutic mathematical studies pursued χύδην, is intended for boys and girls under 18. This is implied at 537 B.

page 3 note 3 Cornford's translation.

page 3 note 1 282 C.

page 3 note 2 305 E.

page 4 note 1 Compare 29 E with 30 A-B.

page 4 note 1 Taylor, A. E., The Laws of Plato, Introd. p. lxif.Google Scholar

page 4 note 1 809E. Cf. Baiker, E.,Greek Political Theory, p.378.Google Scholar

page 4 note 3 966 C, Taylor's translation.

page 4 note 4 6S3 B, Taylor's translation.