Vll When the Essay was nearly re-writ ten, Mr. Grote s Plato appeared. As it would have been the height of fo Uyand presumption to bring out what professed to be an original view of Plato side by side with Mr. Grotes, the Essay was laid by, and Mr. Grote sbook repeatedly perused. The Writer has, however, seen no reason to change his views. The text has accordingly been left unaltered; and Mr. Grote sopinions will be noticed in the Notes. But, as it was the splendid chapter on Socrates in the History of Greece, to which the Writer owes his first conviction that mental science was not mere verbiage, he must, without laying claim to the destructive powers of the Eleatic stranger, be allowed to say, M17 fie o Tov irarpa Xoiap VT ro XaP y? fyiypea Oai ripa. T81;; Top rod itarpo Tlapfiepiiov 6yop dpar Katop rifup ifivpofiepoif earai aaapieip, Mr. Grote spropositions are two. The first is, that the two currents of Platonic speculation negative cross-examination, and affirmative dogmatism are distinct and independent of each other. Plato, vol. i., p. 270.
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