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Author: PlatoWe were looking, I think, for that by which all beautiful things are beautiful, corresponding to that by which all great things are great, namely, excess—by this all great things are great, and great they must certainly be if they ...
Author: George Grotethat Something through which all beautiful things become beautiful. Am I to tell him, it is because a beautiful maiden is a beautiful thing? He will say — Is not a beautiful mare a beautiful thing also? and a beautiful lyre as well?
Author: Christopher Scott Sevier... it beautiful other than the presence of, or the sharing in, or however you may describe its relationship to that Beautiful we mentioned, for I will not insist on the precise nature of the relationship, but that all beautiful things ...
Author: Samuel C. RicklessCausality (C) For any property F, all F things (other than the F) are F by virtue of partaking of the F.25 Being as ... characterizes what he calls the “safest answer” (100d8–9) to the question “what makes beautiful things beautiful ...
Author: Alexander Bain115 All protestants exercise the right of private judgment ; ' so do other persons besides ; hence we cannot say that whoever exercises private judgment is a protestant . ' All beautiful things are agreeable ' ; beautiful things ...
Author: Platoour reply , when we said that gold was beautiful for those things for which it was appropriate , but not for those for which it ... and that all the other things were beautiful to which this quality pertains ; so examine this very thing ...
Author: David B. PerrinNone of these things can be either identified with it or attributed unto It. This emphasis on the realization that God is ... But the Super-Essential Beautiful is called “Beauty” because of that quality which It imparts to all things ...
Author: J.J. Kockelmansthat every art , because of the recta ordinatio rationis involved , aspires to beauty . ... all good things are beautiful and all beautiful things are good ; thus to be beautiful is a transcendental characteristic of all things ...
Author: Richard D. ParryIn order to understand fully the dependence of all other beau- tiful things on the beautiful itself we must understand the context in which the doctrine of participation is introduced . This passage in the Phaedo begins with a ...
Author: Gottfried MartinEvery cognition, in the general sense here considered, presupposes an 'already known'. ... But however this difficulty is to be solved, Plato insists that all beautiful things are beautiful only through the Idea of beauty.
