كتاب · The Republic
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المؤلف: Plato
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O inconceivable height of beauty, which is above knowledge and
above truth! ('You cannot surely mean pleasure,' he said. Peace,
I replied.) And this idea of good, like the sun, is also the
cause of growth, and the author not of knowledge only, but of
being, yet greater far than either in dignity and power. 'That is
a reach of thought more than human; but, pray, go on with the
image, for I suspect that there is more behind.' There is, I
said; and bearing in mind our two suns or principles, imagine
further their corresponding worlds-one of the visible, the other
of the intelligible; you may assist your fancy by figuring the
distinction under the image of a line divided into two unequal
parts, and may again subdivide each part into two lesser segments
representative of the stages of knowledge in either sphere.
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