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| Claimed it was the aperion (boundlessness) which was the universe |
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| World is made of FIRE. there is nothing but change. |
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Four elements:
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Wrote nothing.
Convicted of Atheism and corrupting youth.
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| Socrates speaks with friend before committing suicide |
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| Actual death of Socrates. Speaks about soul and immortality. |
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Socrates discusses theories of love
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| Socrates speaks with a friend. Truth and justice will ultimately overcome falsehood and injustice. |
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Defense of true rhetoric versus false.
Simile of charioteer driving two horses. |
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| Portrays ideal state or government in which a philisopher king rules a government founded on justice. |
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| Work of logic (Syllogism) |
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| Defines tragedy and discusses its elements |
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Nicomachean ETHICS
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The Golden Mean.
How to attain happiness |
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| Rejects Plato's theory of ideas |
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| Man by nature is a political animal. |
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Wrote "Characters"
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| Idyls (Basis for Vergil's Eclogues) |
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