its negative effect, [458];
its positive effect, [460];
as to the divine unity and personality, [461-5];
as to man's personality, [465-7];
as to man's duties to God, [467];
as to the duties of man to man, [470];
its conception of the human commonwealth, [472];
its failure to construct a society ruled by its principles, [477].
Philostratus, [306].
Plato, applies Socratic principles to an ethical, logical, and physical system, [398];