CONTENTS.
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Grote, George
ib.
Objections of Theopompus to the Platonic procedure
450
Objective view of Ethics, distinguished by Sokrates from the subjective
451
Subjective unanimity coincident with objective dissent
ib.
Cross-examination brought to bear upon this mental condition by Sokrates — position of Sokrates and Plato in regard to it
452
The Holy — it has an essential characteristic — what is this? — not the fact that it is loved by the Gods — this is true, but is not its constituent essence
454
Views of the Xenophontic Sokrates respecting the Holy — different from those of the Platonic Sokrates — he disallows any common absolute general type of the Holy — he recognises an indefinite variety of types, discordant and relative
ib.
The Holy a branch of the Just — not tenable as a definition, but useful as bringing to view the subordination of logical terms
455
The Euthyphron represents Plato’s way of replying to the charge of impiety, preferred by Melêtus against Sokrates — comparison with Xenophon’s way of replying
ib.