Christianity and Greek Philosophy / or, the relation between spontaneous and reflective thought in Greece and the positive teaching of Christ and His Apostles

by B. F. Cocker

[Footnote 621: ][ (return) ] "Republic," bk. ii. ch. xix.; "Timæus," ch. ix.

[Footnote 622: ][ (return) ] "Apeleius," bk. i. ch. v.

[Footnote 623: ][ (return) ] "Republic," bk. ii. ch. xx.

[Footnote 624: ][ (return) ] "Timæus," ch. x.; "Republic," bk. ii. ch. xviii.

[Footnote625: ][ (return) ] "Timæus," ch. ix.-x.

[Footnote 626: ][ (return) ] Ibid., ch. xii.

[Footnote 627: ][ (return) ] Ibid., ch. ix.

[Footnote 628: ][ (return) ] "Phædo," § 105.

[Footnote 629: ][ (return) ] "Laws," bk. x. ch. xii.; "Republic," bk. vii. ch. iii.; "Philebus," § 50.

[Footnote 630: ][ (return) ] "Philebus," §51.