Socrates and Plato
May 28, 2006 09:04 AM
by carlosaveline
Dear Friends,
It is rather interesting for anyone to say that Socrates was not Plato's master.
The first third part of Plato's extensive works is most influenced by Socrates and Socrates is a major player in those Dialogues.
Plato openly recognized Socrates influence over him and made extensive homage to his master, for instance in "Apology of Socrates".
Plato's inner source is linked -- as it is well-known -- to certain Pythagorean manuscripts he acquired. Yet he was a pupil of Socrates'.
Best regards, Carlos.
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Data:Sun, 28 May 2006 17:59:13 +0200
Assunto:Re: Theos-World Dallas and Socrates
> >Please do read Plato.
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> >Then you will see Socrates deserved to be Plato's
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> Folks, Theravada theosophists stick merely on
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> The ideology Carlos follows is not the HPB's
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> Theosophy newbees should be warned of such twisted
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> Socrates was never Platons master.
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