The Classical Mind

according actual Anaxagoras Anaximander animals appetite argument Aristotle Aristotle's Athenians Athens Atomists atoms basic believed body called cause century B.C. complete concept conclusion courage course Crito democracy Democritus desire divine Dobbin Empedocles empirical Epicurus ethics Euripides existence experience F. M. Cornford fact follows gods Greek happiness held Hence Heraclitus Hesiod human Ibid ideal individual instance intelligible justice kind knowledge Laches living logical Lucretius mathematical matter mean merely Milesians mind mind-atoms moral motion nature objects oligarchy organ Parmenides particular philosophers physical Plato pleasure political possible premises principle problem Protagoras Pythagoreans question rational reality reason relation rule rulers scepticism seems sense perception sensible slaves Socrates Sophists sort soul Stoics stuff suppose syllogism Thales THEAETETUS theory of forms things thought translated true truth universe virtue W. D. Ross whole Zeus