Atheism in Pagan Antiquity
Atheism in Pagan Antiquity
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Philol. Xi. (1903), pp. 81 and 178, gives an exhaustive treatment of the subject, but I cannot share his view of it.
P. 46. Euripides : Suppl. 201. — Aloschion : Trag. Fragm. Ed. Nauck (2nd ed. ), p. 813. — ^Plato : Rep. Ii. 3696.
P. 47. Democritus : Reinhardt in Hermes, xlvii (1912), p. 503 In spite of Wilamowitz's objections (in his Platon, ii. P. 214), I still consider it probable that Plato alludes to a philosophical theory. — Protagoras on the original state : Vorsokr. 74, B 86.
P. 48. Eur...ipides : Electra, y^y (Euripides does not believe in the tale that the sun reversed its course on account of Thyestes's ■fraud against Atreus, and then adds : " Fables that terrify men are a profit to the worship of the gods "). — Aristotle : Metaph. A 8, 10746 ; see text, p. 85. — Polybius : vi. 56 ; see text pp. 90 and 114. — Plato's Gorgias, p. 482 and foil.
P. 49. — Callicles : see e. G. Wilamowitz, Platon, i. P. 208.
P. 50. — Thrasymachus : Plato, Rep. I. Pp. 338c, 343« ; comp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Philol. Xi. (1903), pp. 81 and 178, gives an exhaustive treatment of the subject, but I cannot share his view of it.
P. 46. Euripides : Suppl. 201. — Aloschion : Trag. Fragm. Ed. Nauck (2nd ed. ), p. 813. — ^Plato : Rep. Ii. 3696.
P. 47. Democritus : Reinhardt in Hermes, xlvii (1912), p. 503 In spite of Wilamowitz's objections (in his Platon, ii. P. 214), I still consider it probable that Plato alludes to a philosophical theory. — Protagoras on the original state : Vorsokr. 74, B 86.
P. 48. Eur...ipides : Electra, y^y (Euripides does not believe in the tale that the sun reversed its course on account of Thyestes's ■fraud against Atreus, and then adds : " Fables that terrify men are a profit to the worship of the gods "). — Aristotle : Metaph. A 8, 10746 ; see text, p. 85. — Polybius : vi. 56 ; see text pp. 90 and 114. — Plato's Gorgias, p. 482 and foil.
P. 49. — Callicles : see e. G. Wilamowitz, Platon, i. P. 208.
P. 50. — Thrasymachus : Plato, Rep. I. Pp. 338c, 343« ; comp.
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