Meanings of platonic philosophy in anglès

If the work was only an arranged system of paganism, or the platonic philosophy, it might have been an innocent, if not a curious volume.

Yet the ideal glory of the Platonic philosophy is not extinguished.

The aim of the Platonic philosophy was to raise us far above vulgar wants.

Have at it, if it contain the whole Platonic philosophy.'

It united the oriental theosophy with the Platonic philosophy, both of which were proud, exclusive, disdainful.

But the tradition of divine concerns according to science is the illustrious, prerogative of the Platonic philosophy.

The ablest part of the lectures of Archer Butler, of Dublin, is devoted to the Platonic philosophy.

To adapt his Platonic philosophy to the Semitic scriptures, Origen developed a symbolic method of reading the Bible.

It belongs rather to the intermediate period of the Platonic philosophy, which roughly corresponds to the Phaedrus, Gorgias, Republic, Theaetetus.

According to the Platonic philosophy, this music of the spheres, too faint for mortal ears, was heard only by the gods.

To sum up the whole, we should say that the aim of the Platonic philosophy was to exalt man into a god.

At a later stage of the Platonic philosophy we shall find that both the paradox and the solution of it appear to have been retracted.

The imitator might copy the turns of style-hemight repeat images or illustrations, but he could not enter into the inner circle of Platonic philosophy.

(The dim approximations of Platonic philosophy to certain discoveries in Divine Revelation, have rightly challenged the attention of theological enquirers.