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Neocon's Seminar Thread

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1087	He will be missed. Where have you been Poet?	Jagfan	-	2/8/2005
1086	Dear Michael, My heart hurts today, learning you've left us. You were one	Poet	-	2/8/2005
1085	KLP, Whether he agreed with you, or not, he treated every person he corresponded	haqihana	1	2/8/2005
1084	What a beautiful tribute, Bill. Somehow, I can just imagine that Neo is smiling	KLP	1	2/7/2005
1083	...another light is dimmed. and here I was rereading A CENTURY OF LIONS/THE 20TH	Volsi Mimir	-	2/7/2005
1082	Hello Michael - When I logged on this morning, I was excited that my beloved Pa	Bill	-	2/7/2005
1081	A discussion group I'm part of has decided to tackle the Republic. But as a	The Philosopher	-	2/2/2005
1080	Here ya go. We're afloat. Bring wacha got, be prepared to speak your mind a	one_less	-	12/16/2004
1079	too cool ...	one_less	-	12/7/2004
1078	"For I go about doing nothing else than persuading both the younger and old	average joe	-	12/6/2004
1077	What did Sacrates have to say about the soul?	one_less	-	12/6/2004
1076	Certainly true, but Antediluvial. The Trojan War occurred in historic time.	Neocon	1	12/6/2004
1075	Now giants were upon the earth in those days. For after the sons of God went int	Tom Clarke	-	12/6/2004
1074	Could be, if you believe that the gods act that way--- with jealousy, vanity, an	Neocon	-	12/6/2004
1073	Gorgias was indeed eloquent. That was an interesting read, thanks.	Tom Clarke	-	12/4/2004
1072	Maybe the Odyssey and the Iliad weren't poems at all, but a recording of eve	Tom Clarke	-	12/4/2004
1071	Glad to help....	Neocon	-	12/3/2004
1070	The attached review (below) is interesting to - thank you very much. I'll s	average joe	-	12/3/2004
1069	This appears to be a highly regarded translation: amazon.com	Neocon	-	12/3/2004
1068	Generally, more modern translations strive for greater accuracy. Perhaps you sho	Neocon	-	12/3/2004
1067	Thanks. I would prefer a correct sumpsimus to an erroneous but pleasing mumpsim	average joe	-	12/3/2004
1066	There is a lot of judgment exercised in translation. I am right now reading a Ca	Neocon	-	12/3/2004
1065	How can two published translations be so radically different? Is there an accep	average joe	-	12/3/2004
1064	Socrates when dicing up Gorgias refers to rhetoric as a type of experience or fl	average joe	-	12/2/2004
1063	Melitus brought the original charge against Socrates: <i>"Melitus, A	average joe	-	12/2/2004

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