The Phaedo of Plato Edited With Introduction (Classic Reprint)

Wyttenbach and Heindorf. And since I have frequently had occasion to express dissent from the views of Prof. Geddes, I am anxious to take this opportunity of acknowledging the advantage I have derived from his scholarly and lucid commentary. Finally and above all my thanks are due to my friend Mr Henry Jackson, to whose untiring kindness I owe far more than I can possibly acknowledge :the references to him in the notes very imperfectly indicate how fully he carries out the principle Koira ra rwv cj iQ)v. TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, 3N ovember, 1883.
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