Plato: Complete Works (containing Sophist, trans. Nicholas P. White); locus Sophist 261d-263e¶
Plato, C. (1997). Plato: Complete Works (containing Sophist, trans. Nicholas P. White); locus Sophist 261d-263e. Hackett Publishing Company, Indianapolis/Cambridge.
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- Unity of the Proposition
- Plato’s Sophist distinguishes a name–verb combination that says something from a mere sequence that does not
This sourceSophist 261d-263e, where the Visitor argues that a string of names or of verbs says nothing while a name woven with a verb ('Theaetetus sits') is a logos that is true or false; Cooper and Hutchinson, Plato: Complete Works (Hackett, 1997), ISBN 978-0-87220-349-5, Sophist translated by Nicholas P. White, is the edition for the Stephanus locus.
- Plato’s Sophist distinguishes a name–verb combination that says something from a mere sequence that does not
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