Eutropius

Name: Eutropius
Author: Eutropius, active 4th century

Eutropius, active 4th century

Rome -- History

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    PLATO’S Apology of Socrates and Crito and a Part of the Phaedo

         WITH INTRODUCTION, COMMENTARY, AND CRITICAL APPENDIX

                      BY REV. C. L. KITCHEL, M.A.

                Instructor in Greek in Yale University

                   Flexible Binding, 12mo, 188 pages

                             Price, $1.25

    =The Dialogues of Plato= contained in this volume exhibit the
    moral qualities of Socrates in their highest manifestations
    and also give some insight into those intellectual processes
    by virtue of which he made an epoch in philosophy. In order
    that this story may not be incomplete or lack its climax,
    this edition adds to the _Apology_ and _Crito_ (usually given
    together without that addition) that part of the _Phaedo_ which
    describes in detail the last sayings and doings of Socrates.

    =The Introduction= gives such a clear and comprehensive outline
    of the life, character, and philosophy of Socrates that the
    student cannot fail to see clearly what manner of man he was
    and why his influence was so decided upon his own time and upon
    succeeding ages. This historical sketch is followed by other
    aids to an understanding of Plato’s dramatic representation of
    his great master and by a critical analysis of the argument
    pursued in the Dialogues.

    =The Text= adopted in this edition is based upon that of
    Wohlrab in his revision of the text of Hermann (6 vols.,
    Teubner, Leipzig--Vol. I., 1886). The grammatical and
    exegetical notes have been drawn freely from many sources but
    principally from Cron (Teubner, Leipzig, 1895).

    =Other features= which will commend this edition to students
    and teachers are its convenient form, clear open type, and full
    indices, making it altogether a most attractive and serviceable
    text-book for the study and class room.

    _Copies of Kitchel’s Plato will be sent, prepaid, to any
    address on receipt of the price by the Publishers. Copies of
    the Text Edition (paper binding) will be sent on receipt of 30
    cents._

                         American Book Company
                    NEW YORK · CINCINNATI · CHICAGO
                                 (126)





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History

Eutropius

Eutropius, active 4th century

Rome -- History

_Copies of Egbert’s Latin Inscriptions will be sent prepaid to
    any address, on receipt of the price, by the Publishers_:

                         American Book Company
                    New York · Cincinnati · Chicago
                                 (55)

       *       *       *       *       *

    PLATO’S Apology of Socrates and Crito and a Part of the Phaedo

         WITH INTRODUCTION, COMMENTARY, AND CRITICAL APPENDIX

                      BY REV. C. L. KITCHEL, M.A.

                Instructor in Greek in Yale University

                   Flexible Binding, 12mo, 188 pages

                             Price, $1.25

    =The Dialogues of Plato= contained in this volume exhibit the
    moral qualities of Socrates in their highest manifestations
    and also give some insight into those intellectual processes
    by virtue of which he made an epoch in philosophy. In order
    that this story may not be incomplete or lack its climax,
    this edition adds to the _Apology_ and _Crito_ (usually given
    together without that addition) that part of the _Phaedo_ which
    describes in detail the last sayings and doings of Socrates.

    =The Introduction= gives such a clear and comprehensive outline
    of the life, character, and philosophy of Socrates that the
    student cannot fail to see clearly what manner of man he was
    and why his influence was so decided upon his own time and upon
    succeeding ages. This historical sketch is followed by other
    aids to an understanding of Plato’s dramatic representation of
    his great master and by a critical analysis of the argument
    pursued in the Dialogues.

    =The Text= adopted in this edition is based upon that of
    Wohlrab in his revision of the text of Hermann (6 vols.,
    Teubner, Leipzig--Vol. I., 1886). The grammatical and
    exegetical notes have been drawn freely from many sources but
    principally from Cron (Teubner, Leipzig, 1895).

    =Other features= which will commend this edition to students
    and teachers are its convenient form, clear open type, and full
    indices, making it altogether a most attractive and serviceable
    text-book for the study and class room.

    _Copies of Kitchel’s Plato will be sent, prepaid, to any
    address on receipt of the price by the Publishers. Copies of
    the Text Edition (paper binding) will be sent on receipt of 30
    cents._

                         American Book Company
                    NEW YORK · CINCINNATI · CHICAGO
                                 (126)





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