Platōnos phaidōn. Platonis Phaedo,

Stallbaum is the "editor germanus". cf. W. Engelmann, Bibliotheca scriptorum classicorum, 1880.

Platōnos eklogai. Ex Platonis Dialogis maioribus capita selecta ...

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Platōn = Platonis philosophi quae exstant Graece ad editionem Henrici Stephani accurate expressa cum Marsilii Ficini interpretatione ; praemittitur 1. III Laertii de vita et dogm. Plat. cum notitia literaria ; accedit varietas lectionis ; studiis Societatis Bipontinae.

The translation of the Axiochus is by R. Agricola; the other spurious dialogues (v. 11) are translated by S. Corrado.

Classic and romantic trends in Plato.

"An address before the Philosophical union of the University of California, February 23, 1917."

Art and society; a reinterpretation of Plato.

Bibliography: p. 87-88.

Greek reader (prose) consisting of selections from Xenophon, Plato, Herodotus, and Thucydides /

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Das Christliche im Plato und in der platonischen Philosophie /

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Plato und der Platonismus.

"Vorlesungen."

Die Lehre von der Abstraktion bei Plato und Aristoteles /

Thesis--Berlin, 1914.

The trial and death of Socrates; being the Euthyphron, Apology, Crito and Phaedo of Plato;

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The origin and growth of Plato's logic; with an account of Plato's style and of the chronology of his writings,

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Plato as an introduction to modern criticism of life,

Two courses of lectures given in London in Michaelmas term 1905, and in Lent term 1906. cf. Pref.

Die aufgabe der beredsamkeit nach Plato ...

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Selections from Plato ;

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Six books of Proclus : On the theology of Plato, trans. from the Greek; to which a seventh book is added, in order to supply the deficiency of another book on this subject, which was written by Proclus, but since lost.

"Also, a trans. of [his] Elements of theology ... Providence and fate ... extracts from ... Ten doubts concerning providence, and trans. of extracts from ... Subsistence of evil ; by Thomas Taylor."