The Classical Manual: An Epitome of Ancient Geography, Greek And Roman Mythology, Antiquities, And Chronology, Chiefly Intended for the Use of Schools
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He maintained water was the first principle of all things.
PYTHAGORAS, born at Samos ; flourished b.c. 540-510 He travelled in Egypt and the East, and finally settled at Crotona, in Italy, whence he is called the Italic Philosopher The whole discipline of his sect is represented as tending tc a lofty serenity and self-possession. They believed in the transmigration of souls; and it was one of their maxims, that " every thing should not be told to every body ;" henco all that was done and taught... by the members was kept a pro* found secret to all but themselves.
ANCIENT GREEK. WRITERS. 151 SOCRATES, born near Athens, B.C. 469; died B.C. 399.
Socrates was the first who turned his thoughts to the subject of Ethics ; in discussing which, he employed the dialectic or interrogative system, termed from him the Socratic. Not- withstanding his efforts to promote the welfare of mankind, he was accused of corrupting the Athenian youth, and waa sentenced to drink poison.
PLATO, born at Athens, B.C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He maintained water was the first principle of all things.
PYTHAGORAS, born at Samos ; flourished b.c. 540-510 He travelled in Egypt and the East, and finally settled at Crotona, in Italy, whence he is called the Italic Philosopher The whole discipline of his sect is represented as tending tc a lofty serenity and self-possession. They believed in the transmigration of souls; and it was one of their maxims, that " every thing should not be told to every body ;" henco all that was done and taught... by the members was kept a pro* found secret to all but themselves.
ANCIENT GREEK. WRITERS. 151 SOCRATES, born near Athens, B.C. 469; died B.C. 399.
Socrates was the first who turned his thoughts to the subject of Ethics ; in discussing which, he employed the dialectic or interrogative system, termed from him the Socratic. Not- withstanding his efforts to promote the welfare of mankind, he was accused of corrupting the Athenian youth, and waa sentenced to drink poison.
PLATO, born at Athens, B.C.
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