...describing lines, but simply contemplating, the representative forms of things rise up into existence. The postulate of philosophy and at the same time the...is no other than the heaven-descended KNOW THYSELF ! (E ctelo descendit, rwS.* <rwrov). And this at once practically and speculatively. For as philosophy...

...describing lines, but simply contemplating, the representative form of things rise up into existence. The postulate of philosophy, and, at the same time,...is no other than the heaven-descended KNOW THYSELF ! E ccelo descendit, Tvu&i jsaulov.) and this at once practically and speculatively. For, as philosophy...

...THYSEU ! E ceelo dacendil, (IVu0i fcaf~",.< and this at once practically and speculatively. For, ns t were, in a Noah'i Ark, with a very few men and a...He felt how much hi* immediate power was lessened BKING altogether, "» primary ground can be neither merely speculative or merely practical, bat both...

...describing lines, but simply contemplating, the representative forms of things rise up into existence. feel For all ! E calo descendit, Ti. ./li ;cuv7ov,) and this at once practically and upeculatively. For, as philosophy...

...capacity, is no other than the heaven-descended KNOW THYSELF ! (E ctzlo descendit, IVufl; oiavrir.) And this at once practically and speculatively. For...of the reason or understanding only, nor merely a 1a [Kut' et TIf Si a*rln tfoiro Ti'vos cvcxa irolli, ei r#o ipalrZvroe e0Aoi ciratetv Kal X/yttis efiroi...

...E cirio descendit, (Г»и8| ftai>7ov.) and this at once practically and «pcrulatively. r 'or, ta philosophy is neither a science of the reason or understanding only, nor merely a »ос псе of morals, but the science of BEING altogether, in primary ground can be neither merely...

...describing lines, but simply contemplating, the representative forms of things rise up into existence.* The postulate of philosophy and at the same time the...is no other than the heaven-descended KNOW THYSELF ! (E codo desccndit, fyutOt aeavi&v.') And this at once practically and speculatively. For as philosophy...

...TTK firITodf nai TUV yeivafihutv inrapx11 ~«""f iii. 8. 8.— Ed. P. 684, of Orcuzer's edit.— SC] The postulate of philosophy and at the same time the...philosophic- capacity, is no other than the heaven-descended BNOW THYSELF ! (E ccdo descendit, rr&dt aea\n6v.) And this at once practically and speculatively. For...

...сено?"».) and this at once practically and ¡peculatively. For, as philosophy is neither a science rf the reason or understanding only, nor merely a science of morals, but the science of BKINO altogether, its primary ground can be neither merely speculative »' merely practical, but both...

...KOI ruv yeevafisvuv vndpxet Trd6o£. Knit. iii. 8. 3.— Ed. P. 634, of Crenzer's edit.— SCj 885 The postulate of philosophy and at the same time the...is no other than the heaven-descended KNOW THYSELF ! (E caslo descendit, rv&di ireavT6v.) And this at once practically and speculatively. For as philosophy...