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ABSTRACT: In the Timaeus Plato describes the world as the 'most beautiful' (kallistos, 29a5) of generated things. Perhaps indeed this is the first systematic description of the beauty of the world. It is, at any rate, one of the most influential statements of the theme. The Stoics were deeply convinced by it and later, in the third
EBook PDF, 1.98 MB, This text-based PDF or EBook was created from the HTML version of this book and is part of the Portable Library of Liberty. . We may judge from the noble commencement of the Timaeus, from the fragment of the Critias itself, and from the third book of the Laws, in what manner Plato would have
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Timaeus. Indeed since the sixteenth century,during which this dialogue was published separately no less than four times, it had not, so far as I am aware, been issued apart from the rest of Plato's works until the appearance of Lindau's edition, accompanied by a Latin translation, in. 1828. Lindau's com- mentary, though here
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