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your example confused me. That is what I was trying to express. onno On Jun 8, 2014, at 9:04 AM, Lancelot Fletcher lrfletcher@^$1 to comply > with this command? > > On Jun 7, 2014, at 0:26 , Onno De Jong onno@^$5 > [plato-republic] < plato-republic@^$6 > wrote

translates this as a fine thing, and not beautiful as far as I can see, and that softens rather than highlights the passage. onno > I have now completed (for now) what I wanted to say in response to Onno's > message. > > Dear Onno, > > Thanks very much for

speculation about mathematical modeling of the universe is not. By rational argument I assume you mean universal, is that right? onno On Jun 6, 2014, at 11:44 AM, Lancelot Fletcher lrfletcher@^$1 [plato-republic] wrote: > I ended the last section by saying

Happy holidays to all. I think there was a little corruption in the middle, so I replace it with the only translation I have (Bloom) I am sure that Plato wrote without punctuation in large blocks of text. I appreciate the text broken up into smaller pieces

the city. It would appear that Cephalus may be in violation of both of these? That plays into the question of what is justice? onno On Sep 8, 2013, at 5:13 PM, Lancelot Fletcher wrote: > Cephalus equates the value of his money in causing his serenity to the

of Kant. I am not comfortable in my knowledge of Plato. I have to trust what you say, what Fletcher tell us, and what I read. onno On May 8, 2013, at 3:29 AM, Bernard SUZANNE wrote: > At 20:12 07/05/2013, Onno de Jong wrote: > >I spent my time at school studying

describing the world as it is. So I am sympathetic to your analyses. Thank you for taking the trouble and spelling it out in English. onno On May 7, 2013, at 1:15 PM, Bernard SUZANNE wrote: > At 14:49 07/05/2013, Tanya Bojadziska wrote: > > >Hello Bernard > >I can

not spend any time on the text. I did not attempt to hack through Google�s translation, as I could see it made little sense. onno On May 7, 2013, at 6:05 AM, Bernard SUZANNE wrote: > > Thanks Onno for your prompt answer, which confirms what I feared: Google

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May 06, 2013 11:30 AM > To: plato-republic@^$4 > Subject: Re: [plato-republic] Socrates vs. Cephalus > > At 10:29 06/05/2013, Onno de Jong wrote: >> I would say that for Plato, the relation is rather the other way around. >> It is what makes knowledge possible